Interview with Liam Cunningham...

The video discusses the installation of wood-burning paper locations, emphasizing the cleverness of the concept. It explores the idea of building something with the expectation that people will come, without compromising on quality. The discussion touches on the mature themes and problems associated with such projects, and the audience's potential disinterest in violence. The video also highlights how these topics become significant talking points, contributing to the show's success. It contrasts different perspectives on success and concludes with a reflection on the mature and sometimes horrific nature of the world.

What are your thoughts on the idea that if you build it, they will come?

How do you interpret the statement about grown-up stuff and made problems?

What does the speaker mean by 'violence that we're talking about here'?

In what ways do you think the show helps you think about success?

What is your opinion on the statement 'I think it would be the opposite'?