EVENT CAPSULE CHYRON - 'Filth' UK Premiere at Odeon West End on September 30, 2013 in London, England.

The transcript discusses the anticipation and excitement for the film adaptation of Irvine's 'Filth', highlighting the challenge of adapting the so-called 'unfilmable novel'. It includes a photo call session with Dakota and concludes with a commentary on global culture and the resurgence of British creativity.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the script of 'filth'?

• They were very excited.

• They were indifferent.

• They were disappointed.

• They were confused.

What was the speaker's opinion on the novel 'filth'?

• They found it easy to adapt.

• They believed it was a big challenge to adapt.

• They considered it their least favorite.

• They thought it was overrated.

What repeated instruction was given to Dakota during the shoot?

• To wave at the camera.

• To stand still.

• To smile and look to the left.

• To look to the right.

What does the speaker suggest about globalized culture?

• It has enriched cultural diversity.

• It has made culture more exciting.

• It has led to a sea of blandness.

• It has no impact on culture.

What surprises the speaker about Britain's cultural output?

• That it is predictable.

• That it is still impressive.

• That it is declining.

• That it is unknown.