'Kinds of Kindness' Press Conference - Cannes Film Festival

[Squeeky_Wheel]

With all due respect, most of these questions were not remotely interesting or thoughtful. To me at least.

[Dorjgo]

ChatGPT would ask probably better questions

[douglasdennett]

Just Fantastic Here... Next Thought.!!! This viewer loves the Idea having Varsity to Interview Magical Barefoot Vocalist - Ms. Angelina Jordan....

[lindsaymeans]

The question where she’s addressed as “Emily” is at about the 21:13 mark for anyone wondering!

[gutsoverfear]

Journalism is dead. Cannes, c'mon. The guy from "Hot Ones" can ask much better questions to all of these actors and Yorgos.

[whosalltuna]

currently majoring in communication and, whether the journalists made such uninteresting questions because 1. that's all they could come up with 2. their bosses told them what to ask or 3. both of them, this pained me to watch

[areapictures]

Ah, the Cannes press corps. Forever the keeper of the most annihilatingly reductive questions. Never change, fellas.

[PawanLama-ejye]

It seems like there are different rules and ethics in journalism, but my disappointment and expertise on journalism grow when journalists don't think outside the box. They seem to only ask questions provided by their media stations and don't consider asking questions about other members of the movie team. It's as if they are excluding them as if they were part of the security team.

[elizabethbalazs]

Joe Alwyn slayed it with his answer “trust him…trust him….” Great sounding voice too. I can’t wait to see this movie! Joe Alwyn 💙💙😎!

[lucan]

I never understood why the people most lucky and important for interviewing on these panels have literally the worst questions of all time? Like you only get one how do you mess it up every damn time?! And these people work in journalism?!

[Frpar]

WTF is happening with journalists these days? None of them was actually able to formulate a clear and pertinent question, nor even articulate a sensible phrase till the end.

[steffdia]

You don't need to study in university to be a journalist. 😅🤣😂

[thedudeabides]

This is basically the Emma and Yorgos show. 🤣Literally all the questions are for those two. The rest of the cast are chop liver.

[SM-ceuy]

sorry I'm progressive and all, but how on Earth do you navigate showing these films and roles with your daughter once she grows up ? what does that conversation even look like ? she will defo get bullied in school as well but I guess she can be home schooled. it's good to be comfortable with your body, but to just accept the worst depictions of yourself on screen is insane . Emma should reevaluate if it's worth working with this guy going forward

[kylenewkirk]

I'm here because I loved Kinds of Kindness and I am trying to make sense of what I saw. This is the longest video I've found so far and has the least amount of info. Even Jimmy Fallon had better questions.

[moonmathew]

This is the biggest joke of a press meet with some of the coolest film crews !

[estebangarcia]

The two type of questions:
-Emma how do you feel the role of the rhinoceros in this film and you role in feminism as a woman?
-Emma how it was the preparation for this role? And do you like dogs? How many times do you dye your hair?

[samueltorrez-filmmaker]

HAHSJAHSH damn, the woman at 18:55 has had always the dream of interviewing Emma, and now that she has only one oportunity to talk to her makes her 30 questiones in one

[GuineaPigEveryday]

You can see immediately what sort of a director he is with how relaxed and comfortable and casual the actors are around him, while Coppolla is great, his press conference was markedly stilted and awkward, he's a great visionary but infamously not an actors-director or something, Lanthimos clearly has his actors that he loves to work with, and who clearly love to work with him, its nice to see for a change. Not every director has to be a tortured visionary

[eduardoreyesperera]

23:39 ¿Los reporteros en Mexico siquiera se molestan en aprender inglés antes de ir a estas conferencias de prensa?