CLEAN : Wes Anderson's new animated feature kicks off Berlinale

The transcript discusses a project related to Japan and Japanese cinema, emphasizing the flexibility of working on an animated movie. It highlights the ease of scheduling and the lack of excuses for not working on such projects. The speaker compares being part of the group to participating in the 'We Are the World' video, suggesting a sense of collaboration and shared purpose.

What shared interest do the speakers have regarding Japan?

What does the speaker imply about the availability of animated movies?

How does the speaker feel about the flexibility of scheduling their project?

What is the significance of the phrase 'there's just no excuse' in the context of their discussion?

What does the speaker mean by being a voice with the group?