CLEAN : FILE/Cannes: Press conference for serial killer thriller "Holy Spider" by Ali Abbasi

The transcript discusses various aspects of Iranian society, including everyday life, societal issues, and the perception of a controversial figure. It critiques the metaphoric nature of Iranian cinema and emphasizes the importance of cultural understanding. The speaker expresses satisfaction with the lack of censorship in their work, highlighting the film's closeness to reality.

What does the speaker suggest about the Iranian government's potential reaction to depictions of everyday life in Iran?

• They might see it as a job well done.

• They would support it openly.

• They would likely ignore it.

• They would be outraged.

How does the speaker describe the shift in narrative regarding a controversial figure in Iran?

• From a hero to a villain.

• From a local issue to a global concern.

• From a twisted individual to a societal hero.

• From a societal issue to an individual problem.

What is the speaker's main critique of Iranian cinema?

• It lacks authenticity.

• It is too metaphorical.

• It is overly censored.

• It is not well-researched.

According to the speaker, what is important for filmmakers when depicting Iranian culture?

• Ignoring cultural nuances.

• Focusing on diaspora experiences.

• Using a lot of metaphors.

• Avoiding any form of censorship.

What does the speaker imply about the authenticity of the film discussed?

• It closely reflects reality.

• It is heavily censored.

• It is disconnected from reality.

• It is purely fictional.