CLEAN : Tim Roth tells Cannes its crazy to ban assisted suicide

The transcript discusses the film's central character, Tim, and his interactions with patients. It highlights the emotional challenges faced by families and the filmmaker's concerns about personal involvement. The film's themes of chronic conditions and depression are explored, along with the project's development and execution. The speaker reflects on the emotional impact of the film and the collaborative process involved in its creation.

What is the main characteristic of Tim's character in the film?

• He is indifferent to the patients' needs.

• He is aggressive and confrontational.

• He is giving and forms strong relationships with patients.

• He is very reserved and introverted.

What concern did the speaker have about their role in the film?

• That their role would overshadow the main character.

• That their presence would distract from the film's subject.

• That their acting style would not fit the film.

• That they would not have enough screen time.

How does the speaker describe the challenge of portraying chronic depression in the film?

• As a minor theme in the film.

• As a straightforward depiction of reality.

• As a boring aspect that was hard to make interesting.

• As an easy task due to the script.

How did the speaker become involved in the film project?

• They asked the filmmaker for a job.

• They auditioned for the role.

• They were cast by the producer.

• They were recommended by a friend.

What was the speaker's suggestion regarding the character of the nurse?

• To make the nurse a female character.

• To add more nurse characters.

• To make the nurse a male character.

• To remove the nurse character entirely.