Diego Luna and Gael Garcia Bernal talk about their new documentary festival

The transcript discusses the challenges and opportunities for Mexican video projects, emphasizing the need to support and celebrate local talent. It highlights the importance of decentralizing offerings and engaging diverse audiences. The speaker calls for increased institutional support to nurture Mexican talent and concludes with expressions of gratitude.

What is one of the main challenges mentioned about Mexican video content?

• It is too expensive.

• It is hard to find in regular stores.

• It is only available online.

• It is not popular among locals.

What does the speaker believe about the audience in Ciudad Juárez compared to Monterrey?

• The audience in Monterrey is more enthusiastic.

• Ciudad Juárez has a more eager audience for new content.

• Monterrey has a larger audience.

• Both cities have the same level of interest.

Why is it important to support local directors according to the speaker?

• To ensure they can work internationally.

• To help them create more expensive films.

• To allow them to film more in their home country.

• To make them famous worldwide.

What does the speaker suggest about the current state of the Mexican film industry?

• It is dominated by foreign films.

• It is declining rapidly.

• It is thriving and well-celebrated.

• There is no industry to celebrate, but there is talent.

What does the speaker hope the government and private sectors will do?

• Invest more in foreign talent.

• Reduce funding for local projects.

• Focus on building new studios.

• Invest more in Mexican talent.