59th Berlin Film Festival: Little Soldier (Lille Soldat) Interviews

The transcript explores the emotional distance a man maintains in relationships, particularly with women involved in prostitution. It compares his detachment to that of medical professionals who must remain emotionally uninvolved with patients. The discussion highlights his lack of emotional connection and suggests that he values practical benefits over love.

What is the main reason the protagonist doesn't embrace the woman?

• He is waiting for the right moment.

• He is afraid of her reaction.

• He is emotionally boxed in and cannot connect.

• He is physically unable to reach her.

How does the protagonist's emotional detachment compare to a doctor's professional behavior?

• Both are deeply involved emotionally.

• Both maintain a professional distance.

• Both are unable to perform their duties.

• Both are emotionally overwhelmed.

What does the protagonist feel towards the women around him?

• He feels deep affection.

• He feels nothing.

• He feels admiration.

• He feels anger.

What practical reasons does the protagonist have for keeping someone in the house?

• To have someone to share his feelings with.

• To have someone to help with work.

• To have someone to make tea and warm the bed.

• To have someone to talk to.

What is the protagonist's stance on love?

• He is actively seeking love.

• He is not in love and has limited capacity for it.

• He is indifferent to love.

• He is deeply in love.