INTERVIEW: Brad Pitt on visitng Thomas Jefferson's architecture at Killing Them Softly Press Conference: 65th Cannes Fil

The transcript discusses architectural achievements and historical sites, particularly focusing on the contrast between grand architecture and slave quarters. It then delves into the theme of violence in society, drawing from personal experiences like hunting and the brutality of butchering animals. The importance of filming violence and how it is portrayed in media is highlighted, questioning whether it is romanticized. Finally, the concept of a lullaby sequence is introduced, suggesting a soothing or calming effect despite the violent themes.

What is the significance of visiting historical sites like slave quarters according to the speaker?

• To learn about ancient civilizations

• To understand different architectural styles

• To appreciate modern architecture

• To find inspiration for new designs

How does the speaker describe the act of hunting?

• As a recreational sport

• As a peaceful activity

• As a necessary skill

• As a violent act

What comparison does the speaker make to highlight the brutality of meat production?

• Harvesting crops

• Breeding livestock

• Fishing in the ocean

• Butchering a cow

What question does the speaker raise about the portrayal of violence in media?

• Is it suitable for all audiences?

• Is it necessary for storytelling?

• Is it accurately depicted?

• Is it romanticized or memorialized?

What metaphor does the speaker use to describe a sequence in the media?

• A painting

• A poem

• A lullaby

• A symphony