Interview With Aaron Taylor-Johnsonon 'Nocturnal Animals' Film

The transcript discusses the balance between life priorities and ambition, highlighting how ego can distract from true desires. It examines character development in a film, focusing on personal growth and relationships. The conversation also critiques the film industry's focus on capitalism and materialism, questioning its impact on society and art.

What is a potential consequence of letting ego drive one's life?

• Gaining more friends

• Losing track of true desires

• Achieving all personal goals

• Becoming more empathetic

By the end of the movie, how does Susan feel about her relationship with Edward?

• She has moved on and is happier

• She regrets her past decisions

• She is indifferent towards him

• She wants to rekindle the relationship

What does the film suggest about the film industry's focus?

• It is driven by educational goals

• It is purely artistic

• It is heavily influenced by capitalism

• It is focused on community service

How does the film incorporate contemporary art into the protagonist's world?

• By using it as a background element

• By ignoring it completely

• By making it a central theme

• By subtly integrating it into her experiences

What does the protagonist's interaction with contemporary art symbolize?

• Her indifference to change

• Her connection to the past

• Her future aspirations

• Her current emotional state