CLEAN : Wasp Network director on filming in Cuba

The transcript discusses the experience of making a film in Cuba, highlighting cultural observations, the freedom and challenges faced during production, and reflections on the changing environment. Despite being monitored, the filmmakers were able to create the movie they envisioned. The narrative also touches on the tension felt towards the end of the shoot and the realization that such a project might not be feasible in the current climate.

What was the speaker's initial impression of the people in Columbia?

• They were unfriendly and unhelpful.

• They were hostile and aggressive.

• They were wonderful and charming.

• They were indifferent and distant.

How did the speaker describe the level of control during the film production in Cuba?

• They had no control at all.

• They were heavily restricted and monitored.

• They had complete control over the film.

• They were monitored but faced no consequences.

What was the speaker's sentiment about the completion of the film?

• They wished it had been made earlier.

• They thought it should have been delayed.

• They believed it was completed just in time.

• They felt it was completed too late.

What did the speaker imply about the possibility of making the film today?

• It would be easier to make today.

• It would be less popular today.

• It would be impossible to make today.

• It would be more expensive today.

What was the atmosphere like during the final stages of filming in Cuba?

• Joyful and celebratory.

• Tense and uncertain.

• Chaotic and disorganized.

• Calm and relaxed.