Angelina Jolie Encourages 'First They Killed My Father' Audience to See the "Needs of Today" | TIFF 2017

The transcript discusses the Cambodian genocide from 1975 to 1979, where a significant portion of the population perished. It highlights the resilience of families and communities during this period. The film based on these events serves as an educational tool, especially for the younger generation, to understand themes like democracy and freedom. It also addresses the refugee crisis, challenging misconceptions about refugees and emphasizing their potential contributions. Lastly, it draws attention to the ongoing plight of children in war-torn regions.

What was the main theme of the movie discussed in the first section?

• The survival and resilience of families during the genocide

• The cultural heritage of Cambodia

• The economic growth of Cambodia

• The political strategies of the Cambodian government

How did the Cambodian community cope with the trauma of war according to the second section?

• By moving to other countries

• Through community support and discussions

• By isolating themselves

• By ignoring the past

What does the third section suggest about the perception of refugees?

• Refugees are often seen as a burden

• Refugees are always welcomed with open arms

• Refugees have no impact on their host countries

• Refugees are only a temporary issue

What educational aspect does the third section hope to impart on viewers?

• The benefits of technological advancements

• The importance of economic policies

• The significance of cultural traditions

• Understanding humanity, democracy, and the refugee crisis

What ongoing issue does the third section highlight regarding children?

• Children's access to education

• Children's participation in sports

• Children's involvement in politics

• The struggles of children in war-torn regions