CLEAN : Cannes jury explains its choices

The transcript covers a film festival discussion, highlighting the role of honorary film critics and their insights on a screenplay by Mitchells. It explores themes of strangers becoming family and reflects on the impact of the film 'Son of Saul'. The challenges of prize distribution are discussed, emphasizing the difficulty in recognizing all worthy performances. The speaker shares personal reflections on the experience, noting the depth and emotion involved in discussing films.

What transformation is highlighted in the film discussed in the first section?

• A family becomes strangers.

• Three strangers become a family.

• A villain becomes a hero.

• A hero becomes a villain.

What was the impact of the film 'Son of Saul' on viewers?

• It was criticized for its lack of depth.

• It was celebrated for its humor.

• It sparked deep reflections and conversations.

• It was quickly forgotten.

What challenge is mentioned regarding awarding prizes at the festival?

• There were too many prizes to give.

• The arbitrary nature of splitting prizes.

• The lack of worthy performances.

• The overwhelming number of leading ladies.

How is the experience of discussing films described in the final section?

• Boring and repetitive.

• Confusing and chaotic.

• Shallow and uninteresting.

• Deep, generous, and emotional.

What does the narrator appreciate more after the discussions?

• The art of cinema.

• The complexity of film production.

• The simplicity of storytelling.

• The business side of filmmaking.