CLEAN : Cannes: Wolf and Sheep paints picture of everyday Afghan life

The speaker reflects on childhood opportunities and discusses the importance of casting children in films. They emphasize the significance of telling stories about Afghanistan that go beyond common narratives of war and politics. The speaker also shares challenges faced in filmmaking, particularly in recreating authenticity without filming on location.

What does the speaker appreciate about their childhood experience?

• The chance to meet famous actors

• The chance to travel the world

• The opportunity to be part of a unique film

• The ability to learn multiple languages

What is a common theme in films about Afghanistan, according to the speaker?

• Everyday life and community stories

• Political issues and war

• Afghan cuisine and culture

• Historical landmarks and tourism

What does the speaker suggest is often overlooked in films about Afghanistan?

• The traditional music and dance

• The historical significance of its cities

• The everyday lives and stories of its people

• The country's natural beauty

Why did the speaker decide not to bring an international crew to Afghanistan?

• They couldn't guarantee the crew's safety

• They preferred to work with a local team

• They wanted to keep the project a secret

• They wanted to save on production costs

What does the speaker believe is crucial for recreating realness in a film?

• Hiring famous actors

• Filming in the actual location

• Having enough knowledge and understanding

• Using high-quality cameras