Matt Johnson on Columbine at 'The Dirties' interview on 4 June, 2014 in London, England.

The transcript discusses the motivation behind creating a film to explore the psychological impact of the Columbine incident on young people in North America. The speaker reflects on personal experiences and similarities with the Columbine shooters, highlighting the haunting closeness. The film aims to address the issue from a younger generation's perspective, contrasting with previous works by older filmmakers.

What was the main reason for making the film discussed in the video?

• To explore the psychological impact of Columbine on young people

• To document the history of Columbine

• To criticize the media's portrayal of Columbine

• To create a fictional story about Columbine

How did the narrator feel about the home videos made by the Columbine perpetrators?

• They were hauntingly similar to his own

• They were completely different from his own

• They were irrelevant to the film's purpose

• They were poorly made and uninteresting

What aspect of the Columbine incident does the film aim to address?

• The media coverage of the incident

• The generational gap in understanding the incident

• The legal consequences of the incident

• The technical details of the incident

Which of the following films is mentioned as being made by an older generation?

• Bowling for Columbine

• Elephant

• We Need to Talk About Kevin

• Zero Day

What is the narrator's perspective on how young people have dealt with the Columbine issue?

• They have thoroughly addressed it

• They have largely ignored it

• They have never really dealt with it

• They have exaggerated its impact