George Clooney, Julianne Moore, Matt Damon Talk 'Suburbicon' | TIFF 2017

The transcript features a discussion with George Clooney and actors about a film set in 1950s suburbia, exploring racial tensions and family dynamics. The conversation covers the impact of Trump's election on the film's tone, casting decisions, and the influence of family on project choices. The actors share their experiences working on set, highlighting the supportive environment and challenges faced during production.

What is the main theme of the movie discussed in the text?

How did the election of Trump affect the filming process according to the text?

What challenges did the crew face while shooting funny scenes during the filming?

What does the speaker believe films can reflect about society?

What was the initial reaction of the actors when they read the script?

What was the significance of the Myers family attending the Toronto event?

How did the actors manage their family responsibilities while working on the film?

What reflections did the actors have about the dark subject matter of the film?

What was the atmosphere like on set according to the actors?

In what ways did George Clooney's direction impact the actors' experience on set?