The Boys Are Back Premiere - London Film Festival

The transcript discusses the film's approach of discarding traditional rules and how the speaker relates to it through personal parenting experiences. The speaker, a parent of two daughters, shares insights on family dynamics and the differences between the film's all-boys setting and his own all-girls household. The conversation also touches on the speaker's role in household chores, particularly washing up.

How does the speaker feel about the idea of throwing away the rule book in the film?

• They think it would have been confusing.

• They feel indifferent about it.

• They believe it would have been a great experience.

• They think it would have been a disaster.

What personal experiences does the speaker draw on for the film?

• Their experience with huge loss.

• Their experiences as a parent.

• Their childhood adventures.

• Their professional career.

What kind of family film was the speaker interested in making?

• A fantasy-based family film.

• A realistic and honest family film.

• A film with a lot of action.

• A typical sweet and lovely film.

How does the speaker describe their status in a house full of girls?

• They are indifferent to their status.

• They have high status.

• They have low status.

• They are the decision-maker.

What household chore does the speaker mention enjoying?

• Vacuuming the house.

• Doing the washing up.

• Cooking meals.

• Gardening.