CLEAN : PROFILE: Brazilian director Kleber Mendonça Filho

The transcript discusses the eternal themes of community and affection in films, emphasizing the importance of allowing viewers to draw their own conclusions. It highlights the effort required to create films that are politically neutral and dynamic, contrasting this with the ease of making politically charged films. The discussion concludes with a reflection on the differences between the political elite and cultural influences.

What does the speaker suggest about the nature of community and affection?

• They are modern concepts.

• They are irrelevant.

• They are eternal.

• They are temporary.

According to the speaker, what is the audience encouraged to do after watching the film?

• Ignore the film's message.

• Draw their own conclusions.

• Follow a specific ideology.

• Criticize the film's creators.

What does the speaker imply about making a film nonpolitical?

• It requires little effort.

• It is a straightforward process.

• It demands significant effort.

• It is impossible to achieve.

How does the speaker compare political films to nonpolitical ones?

• Nonpolitical films are more dynamic.

• Nonpolitical films are more popular.

• Political films are harder to make.

• Political films are easier to create.

What question does the speaker pose about elites?

• Are cultural elites responsible for nonpolitical films?

• Is there a difference between the political elite and the cultural elite?

• Do political elites control the film industry?

• Are cultural elites more influential than political elites?