CLEAN : Cannes satire takes jab at African witchcraft accusations

The transcript discusses a meeting with an ambassador, a film story involving a fairy tale, and the use of humor to engage audiences in universal stories. It also explores witch accusations in Zambia, highlighting cultural practices and the bittersweet freedom of women. Finally, it covers the challenges faced in casting and production for a film, emphasizing the nervousness and eventual success in finding the right actor.

What was the main purpose of using humor in the storytelling as discussed in the first section?

• To make the story more complex

• To engage the audience and make them feel connected

• To confuse the audience

• To make the story longer

In the context of the second section, what was the purpose of the shrine mentioned?

• To control women and prevent them from committing evil

• To provide shelter

• To act as a community center

• To serve as a place of worship

What was the bittersweet aspect of the women's freedom in Zambia?

• They were free to travel but not to work

• They were free from persecution but couldn't live with their families

• They were free to marry but not to have children

• They were free to speak but not to vote

Who was involved in the search for the girl in the final section?

• The ambassador

• The chief and his people

• A group of tourists

• A local journalist

What was the narrator's feeling about casting Maggie for the role?

• Indifferent

• Nervous but ultimately satisfied

• Disappointed

• Confident from the start