'The Big Short' Director Hits Out at Wall Street

The transcript discusses the recognition of achievements in the film industry, highlighting The Big Short's win for Best Adapted Screenplay. Director Adam McKay uses his acceptance speech to criticize the influence of big money in politics, urging voters to avoid candidates funded by large banks and oil companies. He humorously notes the absence of 'weirdo billionaires' in LA's film industry.

What is the primary focus of the film 'The Big Short'?

• Romantic relationships

• Historical events

• Financial crisis

• Space exploration

Which award did 'The Big Short' win at the Oscars?

• Best Picture

• Best Director

• Best Adapted Screenplay

• Best Original Screenplay

What did Director Adam McKay criticize in his Oscar acceptance speech?

• The length of award shows

• The quality of modern films

• The influence of big money in politics

• Hollywood's lack of diversity

According to McKay, what should voters avoid?

• Voting for candidates who take money from big banks

• Watching movies about financial crises

• Supporting independent films

• Attending political rallies

What irony does McKay point out about the film industry?

• It is free from any political influence

• It is entirely funded by small businesses

• It is financed by billionaires despite criticizing them

• It never wins major awards