Hugh Jackman on being grateful for good reviews

The transcript discusses the miraculous journey of filmmaking, focusing on the challenges of creating an unconventional thriller. It highlights the emotional and thought-provoking elements of the film, exploring themes of violence and protection. The speaker expresses satisfaction with the audience's positive reception.

What is the significance of the phrase 'the road to any film is so miraculous' in the context of filmmaking?

What makes the film described in the text unconventional?

What elements contribute to the film being a 'whodunit'?

In what ways is the film described as emotionally grueling?

How does the film address the nature of violence?