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Problem a dialogue

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Problem a dialogue problema DIALOGUE SCRIPT © 2010 mindpirates 01. TITLES: one bright day in the early 21st Century there was a gathering of human beings unlik...
Problem a dialogue
problema DIALOGUE SCRIPT © 2010 mindpirates 01. TITLES: one bright day in the early 21st Century there was a gathering of human beings unlike any before 100 questions 112 participants 11,200 views One circle TRANSITION TO: SEBASTIÅO SALGADO For me, the most important question today is how to sit together and to discuss, not one or two persons, but to see if it’s possible for all of us on this planet… NASEEM SALAAM (in translation from Hindi) My question is… SEBASTIÅO SALGADO (CONT., O.S.) …to start to raise the questions about what’s important. HANS PETER-DÜRR (O.S.) How do you perceive the world around you? SEBASTIÅO SALGADO (CONT., O.S.) For me, what’s important… SHANTA CHATTERJI Are you bending the truth of climate change? MARA (O.S.) (in translation from Spanish) My question is… ELLIOT CHIKOMA …why are African states less developed than Western states? DARYL HANNAH (O.S.) And what I’d like to know… 02. ARIK W. ASHERMAN (O.S.) What is the proper balance between Jewish values and other values in a democracy? ROBERT THURMAN (O.S.) I have a few questions… FREDERICK WEDIN Why do they dislike Americans? ROBBIE CONAL (O.S.) My biggest question… JUANA RODRIGUEZ (in translation from Spanish) My question is… LAURIE ANDERSON How does an individual relate to the group in the 21st Century? TRANSITION TO: RALF SCHMERBERG (O.S.) This place has a lot of history. In this place, as you know, they used to burn books of people who speak things that other people don’t like to know. And maybe that’s why we come here to August-Bebelplatz in the middle of Berlin, where… books got burned. Their thoughts got burned. Their freedom of speech got burned here! TITLE: The table of free voices, Bebelplatz, Berlin TRANSITION TO: HAFSAT ABIOLA It’s wonderful to see all the beautiful faces around this table. We have a long day ahead of us, so we’re going to go right into the program. Today, we ask and we begin to discover answers to 100 questions chosen from thousands donated by people from all around the world. 03. WILLEM DAFOE We will ask them all over the course of the next nine hours… BIANCA JAGGER (to camera operator) OK, so turn the camera -- a bit -- straight, rather than that way. Thank you. Not so much. A little bit… There! Thank you. OK. WILLEM DAFOE Together we come together, as one, to celebrate our diversity and to gather a multiplicity of viewpoints. HAFSAT ABIOLA Thank you for being here with us… WILLEM DAFOE …at the Table of Free Voices. TRANSITION TO: HAFSAT ABIOLA Question One… WILLEM DAFOE …from Anonymous, USA. TITLE: What is today's most important unreported story? HAFSAT ABIOLA (O.S.) What is today’s most important unreported story? WILLEM DAFOE You can start with your answer… LESEGO RAMPOLOKENG What ought to be reported today and definitely does not is how much life costs, the price of life on this planet. 04. SIMA WALI We are going from crisis to crisis and we only report a portion of the story. When the guns of battle are silenced, we then forget about that country, that region that has suffered conflict, and we go to report a different story… AVI PRIMOR (in translation from German) Well, I would begin with Darfur, the annihilation of populations… just because they have another religion or are of another race. And the world is not interested in them because they have no resources. No oil. KAILASH SATYARTHI For me, the most unreported story of today is the truth behind the global terrorism. We have no idea -- really no idea -- what is the truth behind it. Who is alive? Who is dead? Who is advancing it? Who is pioneering it? Who is making use of it in his or their favor? TEGLA LOROUPE The children who has been slaved. Human traffics. DRITERO KASAPI The millions and millions of people crossing borders illegally in search for a better life. JOHN GAGE I think today’s most important unreported story is the story of the young girl who died ten minutes ago of malaria. She died needlessly, because the drugs that would be able to kill the malaria parasite exist and are cheap. But she didn’t get those drugs. And she died, and just now another child died, and this story goes unreported. BIANCA JAGGER I don’t think there is today’s one most important unreported story. There are many unreported stories throughout the world. NEELA MARIKKAR It’s the good things that are happening in the world. We don’t hear about the good things 05. NEELA MARIKKAR (CONT.) that are happening. There are such wonderful things happening out there. All we ever hear about it is the bad news: the death, the destruction, wars, killing, murders, rapes… RODRIGO BAGGIO (in translation from Portuguese) Problems. If you squeeze a newspaper, it seems like it bleeds. WILLEM DAFOE Thank you. TRANSITION TO: WILLEM DAFOE Question Twelve from Judy Twedt, twenty- four, Denver, USA… TITLE: Should we have the right to choose where we live? HAFSAT ABIOLA Should we have the right to choose where we live? WILLEM DAFOE (to Hafsat Abiola) Now, that’s an interesting question. HAFSAT ABIOLA (to Willem Dafoe) I like it! ELIANE POTIGUARA (in translation from Portuguese) We are just born. We're just born somewhere on planet Earth and if we don’t want to stay there we go somewhere else. But then, when we go somewhere else, we're discriminated against. ALVARO RESTREPO (in translation from Spanish) I arrived two days ago and on the 11th I must leave again because my visa lasts for only four 06. ALVARO RESTREPO (CONT.) (in translation from Spanish) days. As a Colombian, as a citizen of the world, I have no right to enter this paradise, the paradise of the First World, except for four days. ANURADHA MITTAL Well, I believe, of course, we should have the right to choose where they live. I mean, we live in a world where capital can move, where goods can move, and I don’t understand why there is so much hysteria about people moving. CHINA KEITETSI For example, one time I wanted to go to Dubai but, because I have a nineteen-fifty-one Geneva Convention passport, I was not allowed. And the reason for this I asked, they told me because I didn’t belong anywhere. LESEGO RAMPOLOKENG Everybody wishes to live in a place that is free of war. Everybody wishes to live a harmonious existence but some people can buy that and others cannot. Some people can lay claim to that right and others are just not in a position to do so. Yes, we all of us should have the right to live wherever we want, but all of us should be able to afford to do so. THENMOZHI SOUNDARARAJAN Sometimes, you have to move to be able to support your family. Now, if you’re crossing borders and you are not recognized by their state, does that mean you’re illegal? By definitions of the state. But I don’t think that, as humans, we can really say another human is illegal. SUSAN GEORGE And the people who are moving are mostly doing so because they are desperate. They’re taking enormous risks. Look at the people who are arriving in the Canary Islands every week in makeshift boats, and they’re arriving on the beach by the hundreds. These people are absolutely desperate. Otherwise they would 07. SUSAN GEORGE (CONT.) not have left. That’s not a fair choice. That’s not saying I’m going to choose where I’m going to live. You’re not going to choose to risk nine chances out of ten of drowning or being killed before you actually arrive. That’s not a choice! GEERT LOVINK You could also ask the question, should we have… shouldn’t we have the right to remain where we are? This is a very urgent question for many, many people on this Earth. YUNGCHEN LHAMO Like Tibetan people and like myself as a Tibetan, we don’t have this right. Yes, we can live in our country but not necessarily we can do what we want to. MOHAMMED ARKOUN (in translation from French) The day the law has effectively realized the possibility of granting this right without restriction to all people, on that day humanity will have done more than pass over a boundary. It will have attained a degree of evolution fully to be desired by all cultures and nations. YUNGCHEN LHAMO It’s important we can live where we want to. And everyone, I think, it’s important their nests. Even the birds need their nest. The human being need their homes. TRANSITION TO: WILLEM DAFOE Question Nineteen from Claire Mackintosh, twenty-five, Brisbane, Australia… TITLE: What are the basic dignities that each human being deserves and why do we let so many people go without them? 08. HAFSAT ABIOLA What are the basic dignities that each human being deserves and why do we let so many people go without them? BIBI RUSSELL The basic dignity is human dignity, their pride, so they can have their head up, not head down. They don’t have to be scared of anything! Maybe they are living in a remote village in some part of a developing country. So what? They should be standing straight. They should be… MAHSA SHEKARLOO We let so many people go without them so we can let other people do what they do. Take lands. Drop bombs. Take water. Control mines. SUSAN GEORGE ‘All for ourselves and nothing for other people seems to have been, in every age of the world, the vile maxim of the masters of mankind.’ All for ourselves and nothing for other people. It’s Adam Smith who said that. Adam Smith, the father of capitalism. He knew that that was the tendency. All for ourselves and nothing for other people! BIANCA JAGGER Indeed, I think that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is what should be available for people throughout the world. We should not accept that anyone is denied those basic human rights, the basic human right to live a decent life, to have access to food, shelter and education. It is unacceptable that in today’s world there are children who are dying of hunger. It is unacceptable that in today’s world there are children who have no shelter… WIM WENDERS To prepare myself for this question, I went into the Internet -- wikipedia -- and I re-read the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and it made me cry. I just wept. It is so beautiful. Let’s put it in every passport. 09. RAYMOND FEDERMAN My father was exterminated at the age of thirty-seven, my mother at the same age. My sisters were exterminated at the age of twelve and sixteen. I survived, and life has become very precious for me and I assume that it is also precious for every human being on this planet. And yet, and yet, it is often taken away, for wrong reasons… STEVE EARLE We teach our children that our lives are worth more than other people’s lives -- outsiders -- people with a different color skin than ours, people that have less than we do, people that don’t speak the language that we do. The other. The other people. STEPHANIE ROBINSON What happens oftentimes is that those people are really seen as them and not us, and there’s not much attention paid to or much concern for the basic rights and dignities of those people. ELIOT WEINBERGER But I think you have to think about what ‘we’ means in this question. Who are ‘we’ and who are ‘they’? GIORA FEIDMAN A baby, when they cry, you cannot distinguish if it’s a boy, a girl, what nationality, what religion is the religion of the mother. It’s only one voice. Don’t forget this! It’s only one sound. We must remember that. JONATHAN STACK I guess if people really saw each other as their brother and really could imagine that each person out there was their child or their relative, it would be really different, like, if we could really open our hearts that wide. BORA ĆOSIĆ (in translation from Serbo-Croatian) Everyone can gain human dignity for themselves. Before this, though, one must 010. BORA ĆOSIĆ (CONT.) (in translation from Serbo-Croatian) leave behind the self-imposed oppression of politics, ideology, religion and nationalistic narrow-mindedness. SYDNEY POSSUELO (in translation from Portuguese) I come… I come from the jungle where I lived for the most part of my life with tribes, and where the question of freedom is much more meaningful than it is here. I have never known more free beings than them, the indigenous people… no, I never have. WIM WENDERS (in translation from German, to offscreen presence) I knew it from the moment that this murmur first began, and this babble. It sent a shiver down my spine and I realized that something will come of this, that it's helping. I was reminded a little of 'Wings of Desire'. There are these angels hearing all these voices. There's this similar kind of murmur the whole time. And then this murmur was here, only it was real. All these people really were thinking aloud. MICHAEL TIGAR (to his wife) Oh, hey! Did you see Bianca? I think she’s over there. There she is! I think she showed up late. BIANCA JAGGER (to camera operator) If you can do me a big favor? Don’t move it when I’m talking because that immediately… CAMERA OPERATOR (O.S.) OK. When you’re talking, I won’t… BIANCA JAGGER You know, if you can do it before or after or when I stop talking, because if you do it when I do, then my concentration, which is very hard to have any… CAMERA OPERATOR (O.S.) I do it when I get the notes from the others… 011. BIANCA JAGGER (O.S.) Sure… Right. Sure… TRANSITION TO: WILLEM DAFOE Question Twenty-Eight from Andrew, twenty- two, Frankfurt, Germany… TITLE: What if all Chinese people want a car? HAFSAT ABIOLA What if all Chinese people want a car? ANTOSCHKA (in translation from German) This question is a bit racist. TEGLA LOROUPE Why not? Everybody needs a car. Why do you talk only about Chinese and, when you go to America, there every family has more than three cars? OLIVIERO TOSCANI Why Chinese? Everybody want a car. Everybody. I mean, there are a lot of Italian, French and German people who don’t have a car and they want a car. ESTHER MWAURA-MUIRU What if all Indians want a car? What if all Africans want a car? ROLAND BERGER (in translation from German) If all Chinese people want to have a car, assuming that they would want to drive the most powerful, the biggest and the fastest cars, then the skies above us would darken. SONG KOSAL Not enough roads, many accidents, not enough car parking space, too much pollutions. 012. YANG SHAOBIN (in translation from Chinese) What if all Chinese people want a car? Then all German people must be turned into automobile workers to produce cars for the Chinese until all the Germans are exhausted. It's an impossible story. JOHN GAGE The car of today in the wealthy world utilizes two to three percent of the energy in the gas tank to actually move the driver. The rest is lost in moving the weight of the frame and the weight of the engine, lost in heat and friction. We’ve devised an enormously sophisticated set of very badly designed vehicles just to move one person from one place to another. MICHAEL TIGAR Petroleum prices will continue their sharp upward movement and economic chaos in the West at the most or, at the very least, the grim, inevitable realization that something has to be done about the excess consumption of these fossil fuels in the United States of America and other Western countries is going to be impressed upon people’s consciousness. TU WEIMING China, for a long time, was a nation of bicycles. BILL JOY I’m encouraged that Chinese automakers are looking at the ecological impacts of the cars and working very hard and thinking about electric cars. BEVERLY SCHWARTZ China has a huge opportunity and a huge responsibility to industrialize in a way that works for its people and for its environment and for the world. ASHOK GANGADEAN It’s clear that what is behind the question is not so much the Chinese people but a metaphor for a situation in which it’s unsustainable clearly. 013. BIANCA JAGGER We cannot ask of them what we’re not prepared to do ourselves! And what we need to do is we should learn from our mistakes, from the way we have lived, from the irrational and the irresponsible way in which we have lived our life. FANG LIJUN (in translation from Chinese) The problem is not how many people want a car but that the door to human desires has been opened interminably. How can we close the door again after opening it to our infinite, possessive desires? MRS. POSSUELO (to her husband) Everything OK? SYDNEY POSSUELO (to his wife) It’s OK. It’s OK… BENJAMIN FAHRER (approaching Benson Venegas) How you doing? BENSON VENEGAS Ah good. A little bit exhausted. (Benjamin Fahrer massages his shoulders) Hey. Wow! Ow! Ow! BENJAMIN FAHRER That’s too much? BENSON VENEGAS Yeah! JONATHAN GRANOFF This is just so cool to be here doing this. SOHRAB MAHDAVI (to Jonathan Granoff) Is it? JONATHAN GRANOFF (to Sohrab Mahdavi) Yeah, this is where the Nazis burned the books. 014. SOHRAB MAHDAVI Oh, now I get it… He gestures to the north end of Bebelplatz, to a giant sculpture of seventeen books built to commemorate those burned in 1933. SOHRAB MAHDAVI (CONT., O.S.) Those stack of books are there because of that. JONATHAN GRANOFF Yeah. SOHRAB MAHDAVI Jesus, I didn’t realize that… HOMERO ARIDJIS (approaching Willem Dafoe) Willem… WILLEM DAFOE (to Homero Aridjis) Hey! HOMERO ARIDJIS Hey, how many questions do you have now? After all these! WILLEM DAFOE You want to know…? HOMERO ARIDJIS So many questions… ELIANE POTIGUARA (to Viviana Figueroa, in translation from Portuguese) I’m speaking… I'm speaking so much about all the problems. I'm setting it all on fire! ANGAANGAQ LYBERTH (to camera operator) Am I doing OK? HAFSAT ABIOLA Question Thirty-Three is from the New York- based novelist, Siri Hustvedt, who asks… 015. SIRI HUSTVEDT (to camera) I’m very curious to know, to find out how consumer culture actually influences the personalities, the ways people live, the way they think, inside themselves, in a given culture… how it becomes part of us, and what it means to be able to resist that visual and verbal culture that, it seems to me, is always… WILLEM DAFOE (underneath Siri Hustvedt) …that seems to me is always reducing and simplifying reality into something that can be easily bought and sold? SIMON RETALLACK Uh… I think… JESPER GREEN Consumer cult… consumer… consumer culture… GOVINDASWAMY HARIRAMAMURTHI It functions to keep creating a desire in the society, in the community, that here is something new, here is something better, here is something more… ANTOSCHKA The people… The man need nothing. He need only himself. He need love. KIGGE HVID (in translation from Danish) There are enough coffee pots in the world. There are enough gadgets surrounding us. There are enough chairs! Use one of the many hundreds that there already are and then put your extra energy into developing those things that really matter. FERNANDO SOLANAS (in translation from Spanish) A
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