Understanding the Film 'Garos'

The video discusses a film called Garos, a mockumentary about professional darts in the UK. It explores the plot, which involves a darts player and his journey with a new-age darts philosopher. The creator shares his experiences transitioning from short films and music videos to a feature-length film, highlighting the challenges and the collaborative nature of filmmaking compared to writing novels.

What is the genre of the film 'Garos'?

• Documentary

• Action

• Mockumentary

• Drama

Where is 'Garos' planned to be screened?

• Only abroad

• Only in the UK

• Only online

• In the UK and abroad

What is the main theme of 'Garos'?

• A musician's journey

• A chef's culinary adventure

• A footballer's career

• A darts player's comeback

Who helps the darts player in 'Garos'?

• A sports coach

• A darts philosopher

• A music producer

• A film director

What is the filmmaker's previous experience before 'Garos'?

• TV series

• Short films and music videos

• Documentaries

• Feature films

How long was the shoot for 'Garos'?

• Two days

• Four days

• Two months

• Five weeks

What is a challenge mentioned about making 'Garos'?

• Budget constraints

• Scriptwriting

• Finding actors

• Longer shooting duration

How does the filmmaker describe the filmmaking process?

• Boring and repetitive

• Easy and quick

• Fun and collaborative

• Stressful and lonely

What is a benefit of filmmaking compared to writing novels?

• Collaborative work

• Higher income

• Faster production

• More creative freedom