CLEAN : Director's cut: the Afghan woman making waves at all male film board

The transcript discusses the perception of cinema in Afghanistan, highlighting the negative views held by many. It emphasizes the importance of film festivals in changing these perceptions and fostering a connection between audiences and films. The speaker shares personal challenges faced as a woman in the industry, particularly under the Taliban regime, and expresses determination to continue fighting for opportunities for Afghan women. The transcript concludes with a hopeful outlook for the future of Afghan cinema.

What is the general perception of cinema in Afghanistan as discussed in the video?

• It is seen as a valuable cultural asset.

• It is viewed positively by most people.

• It is regarded as a profitable industry.

• It is considered nonsense by many.

What is one of the main goals of the film festival mentioned in the video?

• To reduce the number of films produced.

• To encourage people to visit cinemas.

• To promote foreign films over local ones.

• To make films more expensive.

What challenges do women filmmakers face in Afghanistan according to the video?

• Lack of interest in filmmaking.

• Limited access to technology.

• Social and cultural barriers.

• High production costs.

Why is it important for filmmakers in Afghanistan to have opportunities, as mentioned in the video?

• To reduce the number of films produced.

• To create films that only focus on local issues.

• To compete with international filmmakers.

• To ensure a diverse range of films are made.

What lasting impact did the Taliban have on Afghan women?

• Improved healthcare access.

• A lasting fear and reduced opportunities.

• A sense of empowerment.

• Increased educational opportunities.

What is the attitude of the young generation of Afghan women towards their future?

• They are moving abroad for better opportunities.

• They are indifferent to social changes.

• They are determined to fight for their rights.

• They are giving up easily.

What does the speaker believe about the future of Afghan women?

• They will stop making films.

• They will lose their rights.

• They will not give up easily.

• They will face more challenges.