Cannes Film Festival 2009: 'Up' Press Conference

The transcript discusses the effectiveness of storytelling tools, focusing on character development in animated films. It highlights the relationship between Carl and Russell, emphasizing their mutual growth. The speaker addresses concerns about potentially scaring children with film content, referencing classic films like 'The Wizard of Oz'. The session concludes with a final question from Ben Hoyle.

What is the primary purpose of Russell's character in the story?

• To serve as the antagonist

• To help Carl grow and rejoin humanity

• To provide comic relief

• To be a sidekick with no significant role

How does Carl's relationship with Russell affect his character development?

• Carl loses his sense of purpose

• Carl becomes more aggressive

• Carl gains a fatherly role

• Carl becomes more isolated

What does Russell gain from his relationship with Carl?

• A sense of adventure

• A rival

• A new friend

• A father figure

What is the concern regarding the film's impact on children?

• It could be too long

• It might be too boring

• It could be too educational

• It might frighten children

How does the speaker compare the film to classic films like 'The Wizard of Oz'?

• The film is more frightening

• The film is equally frightening

• The film is less frightening

• The film is not compared to classic films