Booker Prize-winning author Arundhati Roy engaged in a Q&A session at the U.K. premiere of the 4K restoration of “In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones” on July 15th, addressing topics ranging from copyright issues to artificial intelligence and independent filmmaking.
Roy’s discussion at BFI Southbank centered around several key themes within cinema. She specifically addressed the unauthorized use of Beatles songs in the film “In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones.” Details regarding *how* the songs were used or any legal ramifications weren't provided, but it was a focal point of her remarks.
The author also spoke about the increasing role of artificial intelligence within the cinematic landscape. The source does not detail Roy’s specific views on AI, only that she discussed its growing presence. Finally, Roy highlighted what she described as the “handmade aesthetic” characteristic of independent filmmaking, suggesting a value in the craft and personal touch often found in smaller-scale productions.
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