Cannes Film Festival 2009: My Neighbour, My Killer Interview

The transcript discusses the potential reach and impact of a documentary film. It highlights the importance of showing the film on various platforms, including TV and educational settings, to reach a global audience. The speaker mentions the occurrence of over 125 civil wars since the fall of the Berlin Wall and expresses hope that the film can contribute to reflection and rebuilding efforts after violent conflicts.

What distribution channels does the speaker suggest for the documentary?

• Cinema, TV channels, and educational tools

• Online streaming platforms

• Only TV channels

• Only cinema

How many civil wars does the speaker mention have occurred since the fall of the Berlin Wall?

• Over 75

• Over 50

• Over 100

• Over 125

What is the speaker's hope for the documentary's impact?

• To entertain audiences

• To modestly help in reflection and rebuilding after conflict

• To win awards

• To be a commercial success

What does the speaker hope people will reflect on after watching the documentary?

• The process of rebuilding after violent conflict

• The role of media in society

• The importance of education

• The history of cinema

What is the speaker's attitude towards the potential impact of the documentary?

• Skeptical

• Indifferent

• Hopeful but modest

• Overly optimistic