VOICED : Almodovar figurante en pelicula sobre papeles de Panama

Pedro Almodóvar criticizes the Spanish press for its portrayal of him in the Panama Papers, suggesting that his and his brother's roles were minor. He is at Cannes to compete for the Palme d'Or with his film Julieta, unlike directors like Woody Allen and Steven Spielberg who are not competing. Almodóvar expresses respect for these directors but prefers to compete, as it adds excitement and challenges him to meet the competition's standards. Julieta, his 20th film, was well-received at its screening.

What was Pedro Almodóvar's main criticism of the Spanish press regarding the Panama Papers?

• They supported his film career.

• They praised his financial decisions.

• They ignored his involvement.

• They portrayed him as a major figure.

How does Almodóvar's participation in Cannes differ from that of Woody Allen and Steven Spielberg?

• He is not interested in receiving critiques.

• He only shows his films outside the competition.

• He does not attend the festival.

• He competes for awards while they do not.

Why does Almodóvar prefer to compete at Cannes?

• He believes it is more thrilling.

• He wants to avoid media attention.

• He dislikes other directors.

• He wants to win every award.

What does Almodóvar demonstrate by choosing to compete at Cannes?

• His intention to retire soon.

• His belief in his superiority.

• His desire to avoid criticism.

• His willingness to be judged alongside other films.

How was Almodóvar's film 'Julieta' received at Cannes?

• With confusion.

• With criticism.

• With indifference.

• With enthusiasm.