Premiere of 'Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom' - Film Adapted from Nelson Mandela's Autobriography

The speaker reflects on the opinions surrounding a film award, noting some believe it should have gone to South Africa. They share their background as an artist with West African roots and discuss their initial nervousness about cultural perceptions. Upon arrival, they were embraced for their professional contributions, which helped create a successful film and performance.

What is the speaker's perspective on the recognition that some believe should have gone to South Africa?

• They are indifferent to the opinion.

• They strongly oppose the opinion.

• They agree with the opinion.

• They acknowledge the differing opinions.

How does the speaker describe their primary identity?

• As an artist

• As a cultural critic

• As a South African citizen

• As a filmmaker

What is the speaker's heritage?

• South African

• East African

• North African

• West African

How did the speaker feel about their cultural identity upon arriving in South Africa?

• Excited about cultural exchange

• Nervous about cultural fractions

• Confident and assured

• Indifferent to cultural differences

What impact did the cultural embrace in South Africa have on the speaker?

• It had no impact.

• It made them reconsider their career.

• It contributed positively to their film work.

• It hindered their work.