You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger Press Conference: Cannes 2010 Film Fest

The speaker expresses admiration for filmmakers from Europe, Asia, and South America who manage to get their films distributed in the United States. They note a preference for international films over those from American studios, which they find less interesting. The speaker acknowledges the challenges many films face in getting US distribution and appreciates those that succeed.

Which continents' filmmakers does the speaker admire for getting their films distributed in the United States?

• Australia and Antarctica

• Europe, Asia, and South America

• North America and Africa

• Only European filmmakers

What type of films does the speaker find less interesting?

• Films from American studios

• Documentaries

• Animated films

• Short films

Which countries' films does the speaker prefer to watch on weekends?

• Indian and Australian films

• Only American films

• Mexican, Chinese, Iranian, and European films

• Canadian and British films

What does the speaker say about the films that manage to get distributed in the United States?

• They are always the best films

• They are the only films worth watching

• They are the ones that, for some reason, manage to get over to the United States

• They are mostly documentaries

What does the speaker acknowledge about international films and distribution?

• Only European films face distribution challenges

• Many good films may not get distribution

• Distribution is not a challenge for any film

• All good films get distributed