CLEAN : Cannes Presents: Maps to the Stars

The transcript discusses the intersection of humor and tragedy in films, the impact of social media on modern comedy, and the existential fears faced by actors in the film industry. It emphasizes the value of storytelling in film and literature and shares experiences of working with renowned directors, highlighting the privilege and learning opportunities in the cinema world.

How does the speaker view the relationship between tragedy and comedy?

• Tragedy is never funny.

• Tragedy and comedy are unrelated.

• Tragedy can be funny.

• Tragedy is more serious than comedy.

What is the main concern of the character Havana in the speaker's movies?

• She wants to become a director.

• She is looking for a new role.

• She fears being forgotten by the industry.

• She wants to win an award.

What does the speaker believe about their own films?

• They are all dramas.

• They are all comedies.

• They are documentaries.

• They are mostly action films.

Why does the speaker value the movie business?

• It is a competitive industry.

• It tells stories about our lives.

• It provides entertainment.

• It is a source of wealth.

How does the speaker describe their experience working with David?

• It was challenging.

• It was a privilege.

• It was ordinary.

• It was disappointing.