George Clooney, Julianne Moore, Matt Damon on Filming Through Trump's Election | TIFF 2017

The transcript discusses the impact of Trump's election on a film's production, highlighting changes in crew dynamics and the need for unity despite differing opinions. It explores how the film's tone was adjusted during editing to better reflect the times, emphasizing that films often serve as reflections of societal events and emotions rather than tools for changing minds. The conversation underscores the role of art in capturing historical contexts and collective sentiments.

How did the tone of the film change during the editing process according to the speaker?

What service does the speaker think film and art provide to society?