Question

(1) Yonatan had a brilliant idea for a documentary. He’d knock on doors. Just him. No camera crew, no nonsense. Just Yonatan, on his own, a small camera in hand, asking, “If you found a talking goldfish that granted you three wishes, what would you wish for?”

(2) Folks would give their answers, and Yoni would edit them down and make clips of the more surprising responses. Before every set of answers, you’d see the person standing stock-still in the entrance to his house. Onto this shot he’d superimpose the subject’s name, family situation, monthly income, and maybe even the party he’d voted for in the last election. All that, combined with the three wishes, and maybe he’d end up with a poignant piece of social commentary, a testament to the massive rift between our dreams and the often compromised reality in which we live.



What is Yonatan’s primary motivation for creating the documentary?
A
To document the dreams people have been able to realize
B
To show how ethnically diverse his community is
C
To find the valuable fish so that he can ask for three wishes
D
To create footage that can be used as social commentary

Answer 1

D

Yonatan plans to juxtapose people's wishes with their personal circumstances to produce a poignant piece of social commentary.