Cannes Film Festival 2009: Ajami Interviews

The video discusses the intended audience perception of a movie, emphasizing a semi-real documentary style. It explains the movie's philosophy of exploring different character perspectives, showing that everyone can be seen as both good and bad depending on the viewpoint. The movie is not about a specific conflict but rather about people living in the shadows of crime. It is not a political movie in the traditional sense, but the context is political, as it can be explained by history and politics. The focus is on perspectives rather than a binary good versus bad narrative.

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