All In Good Time interviews

The director discusses the process of selecting scripts, highlighting the challenges of modern script delivery via email. They express enthusiasm for a script by Ayub Khan Din, appreciating its blend of comedy and drama. The director also acknowledges the pressure of adapting a successful national theatre production into a film.

What is one challenge the director faces with receiving scripts?

• Scripts are delivered in digital format, requiring printing.

• Scripts are written in a foreign language.

• Scripts are often incomplete.

• Scripts are often too lengthy.

What initially attracted the director to the script?

• The script was a bestseller.

• The script had a unique cover design.

• The script was recommended by a friend.

• The script was written by Ayub Khan Din.

How does the director describe the writer of the script?

• A writer known for action-packed stories.

• A writer who specializes in horror.

• A writer with great depth and humor.

• A novice writer with potential.

What genre combination does the director find appealing in the film?

• Action and romance.

• Comedy and drama.

• Science fiction and fantasy.

• Horror and thriller.

What aspect of the film's background adds pressure to the director?

• It was based on a true story.

• It was a low-budget production.

• It was a successful national theatre production.

• It was the director's first film.