CLEAN : Sundance: Morano presents I think we're alone now

The transcript discusses the importance of personal and human connection in storytelling, focusing on the character Dell, who defies typical genre expectations. It highlights the theme of human connection and trust, especially in the current age. The filmmaking process was intimate, involving a small team, emphasizing the need for a 'beating heart' in films over agendas or politics. The film's relevance to current times is noted as both topical and unfortunate.

In what ways does the speaker describe the filming process as intimate?

What concerns does the speaker express about the current relevance of the film's themes?