00:00In your film we have a very conservative family, a very religious family and a society liberal.
00:11Very often it's exactly the opposite. Why do you use this point of view?
00:18I thought it's interesting to see what happens when you change this paradigm
00:22and all of a sudden you can be in a society in which, you know, the conservatives are the minority
00:27and the majority is liberal and progressive.
00:30It seems that whenever people are in the majority, the values that brought them there are less important
00:37than feeling this strength of being capable of imposing their point of view on the others.
00:46And this is what I discovered there, that with all the good intentions,
00:50because you can be sometimes wrong with a lot of very good intentions,
00:54they try to convince the others that they need to conform to these values because they are better.
01:01But this is what the conservative society believes as well about its own values.
01:06So what is the difference then?
01:08This is what I call, if you want, a very fundamentalist way of thinking.
01:13So it's about tolerance.
01:15Tolerance comes after you reach that level of wealth and you solve your own problems.
01:20Before this, we are all fighting for ourselves.
01:25This is how we are built with this instinct of survival.
01:28This is how we are built with this definition of survival.
01:30This is what we have built sur McCray, which is how we want to pasó by ourselves,
01:33which is your journey towards us into it.
01:33This is how we want to help ourselves as well.
01:33This is what we believe in nature.
