CLEAN : Philippine film The Woman Who Left wins Venice Golden Lion 2

The transcript covers a range of topics, starting with a discussion on travel and future plans. It then delves into the freedom of cinema and personal expression, highlighting the speaker's approach to filmmaking. The role of cinematography in geographic storytelling is explored, followed by a discussion on the importance of preserving memory for future generations. The speaker emphasizes the need for films that engage audiences beyond mere entertainment.

What is the speaker's hope regarding future travels?

• To travel every year

• To wait seven more years

• To travel in two or three years

• To never travel again

How does the speaker describe their cinema?

• Focused on commercial success

• Limited to short films

• Free from time constraints

• Confined to two-hour films

What is the speaker's approach to filmmaking?

• As a commercial venture

• As a witness to events

• As a hobby

• As a way to entertain

What is the speaker's concern for future generations?

• Reducing film budgets

• Increasing cinema length

• Creating more films

• Preserving memory

Who does the speaker make films for?

• People who eat popcorn

• Casual viewers

• Engaged audiences

• Critics only