Asif Kapadia BAFTAs red carpet

The transcript discusses the global recognition of media and films, focusing on the dynamics of character portrayal and the cultural impact on voting for films. It highlights the challenges faced by smaller films in gaining recognition and the financial aspects influencing the industry. The conversation also touches on the influence of the Oscars and the need for change in how films are recognized and voted for, emphasizing the importance of awareness and inclusivity in the film industry.

What is a key theme discussed in the section about controversial figures in film?

• The lack of interest in controversial figures

• The universal love for all film characters

• The tension between brilliance and edgy actions

• The financial success of all films

How does the section on international films suggest people can change voting patterns?

• By avoiding films like 'Parasite'

• By ignoring non-English films

• By being aware of and voting for international films

• By only voting for English films

What is a significant issue faced by smaller films in the industry?

• They are often cordoned off and unheard

• They are always nominated for Oscars

• They have no creative freedom

• They have too much financial backing

What is a common factor for films likely to be nominated for major awards?

• Having no financial support

• Being a controversial film

• Being a small independent film

• Having a large financial backing

What does the section on financial dynamics suggest about the Oscars?

• They are not prestigious

• They are a step for many people with financial backing

• They are not influenced by money

• They are only for small films