INTERVIEW: Thomas Vinterberg on what inspired his

The transcript discusses the origin of a fictional story inspired by true events, influenced by a psychologist in 2000. The storyteller initially ignored the psychologist's suggestion until years later, when they found the cases intriguing. The narrative challenges the belief that children always tell the truth, adding complexity to the story's authenticity.

What is the nature of the story discussed by the speaker?

• It is a historical account.

• It is a documentary.

• It is a fictional story inspired by true events.

• It is a true story.

Who inspired the speaker to explore certain cases for a film?

• A novelist

• A children's psychologist

• A filmmaker

• A historian

How long did it take the speaker to revisit the cases suggested by the psychologist?

• Two years

• Five years

• Eight years

• Ten years

What conventional belief about children is questioned in the stories?

• Children are always obedient.

• Children are always curious.

• Children are always imaginative.

• Children are always truthful.

What does the speaker find interesting about the cases?

• They are based on myths.

• They blur the line between truth and lies.

• They are all true.

• They are all fictional.