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

The transcript discusses the anticipation and excitement for the release of the film 'Filth', based on Irvine's novel. It highlights the challenge of adapting the 'unfilmable' book and the readiness of the team for the premiere. A photo session with Dakota is described, followed by a cultural commentary on the impact of globalized culture and the resurgence of British creativity.

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

• They were disappointed.

• They were very excited.

• They were indifferent.

• They were confused.

What did the speaker find challenging about 'filth'?

• The language used in the book.

• The complexity of the characters.

• The length of the book.

• The belief that it was unfilmable.

What repeated instruction was given to Dakota?

• To wave at the camera.

• To look to the right.

• To smile and look to the left.

• To stand still.

What does the speaker suggest about globalized culture?

• It has led to a sea of blandness.

• It has no impact on culture.

• It has improved cultural uniqueness.

• It has enriched cultural diversity.

What surprises the speaker about British work?

• Its traditional approach.

• Its poor reception.

• Its high quality.

• Its lack of originality.