INTERVIEW - Zhu Zhu on the violence in the show at 'Marco Polo' junket

The transcript discusses the normalization of sex and violence in media, using shows like Game of Thrones as examples. It explores the necessity of depicting violence to portray reality and truth in storytelling. The discussion emphasizes that while violence is part of the narrative, the story itself remains the central charm, with other elements supporting authenticity.

How have shows like Game of Thrones influenced the portrayal of certain themes on screen?

• They have reduced the amount of drama.

• They have made it less common to see violence.

• They have focused more on comedy.

• They have normalized the depiction of sex and violence.

Why is it considered necessary to include violence in shows according to the transcript?

• To increase the show's length.

• To make the show more entertaining.

• To reflect the reality of a violent world.

• To attract a younger audience.

What has been a consistent aspect of humanity according to the transcript?

• Humanity has changed significantly.

• Humanity has become more peaceful.

• Humanity has become more technologically advanced.

• Humanity has remained largely the same.

What is considered the main charm of a show?

• The length of the episodes.

• The story itself.

• The special effects.

• The number of characters.

What role do other elements like violence play in a show?

• They are unnecessary additions.

• They are the main focus of the show.

• They distract from the story.

• They support the story and add authenticity.