INTERVIEW: Janus Metz Pedersen on the living hell of being in a warzone

The speaker reflects on their aversion to returning to war, describing it as a 'living hell.' They acknowledge the seductive nature of tension and drama, which drives many, including themselves, to create films. While recognizing war's evil, they ponder its necessity in human nature. Ultimately, they express a strong reluctance to return to Afghanistan.

What does the speaker describe as a 'living hell'?

• Making a film

• Returning to a war-torn place

• Experiencing a natural disaster

• Living in a peaceful country

What theme does the speaker acknowledge as a significant part of their film?

• The beauty of nature

• The power of technology

• The allure of tension and drama

• The importance of family

How does the speaker describe war?

• As a necessary evil

• As a peaceful resolution

• As a form of entertainment

• As a natural disaster

What does the speaker question about war?

• Its role in technological advancement

• Its influence on art

• Its impact on the environment

• Its necessity in human existence

What is the speaker's personal stance on returning to Afghanistan?

• They are planning to return soon

• They are indifferent

• They are eager to return

• They would be very unhappy to return