What does the father’s initial behaviour towards Paste’s creativity represent?
Support and encouragement
Indifference and neglect
Frustration and misunderstanding
Acceptance and love
What does the filmmaker criticise through Copi’s character?
The challenges of parenting
The pressure to conform in society
The importance of hard work
The monotony of city life
What do Paste’s colourful drawings represent?
His frustration with school
His love for art
His imagination and individuality
His desire to impress his father
What does the grey, monotonous cityscape symbolise?
The importance of routine
The beauty of urban life
The suppression of individuality
The challenges of living in a big city
What does the fading of colour in the film most likely represent?
The growth of the characters
The passage of time
The loss of creativity and joy
A change in seasons
What is the main conflict in the film?
Copi’s struggle to balance work and family
The clash between conformity and creativity
Paste’s frustration with school
The challenges of living in a grey city
Why does Paste lose his colour during the school scenes?
He is forced to conform and suppress his creativity
He is tired from studying too much
He is bored with the lessons
He is upset with his father
What does the school environment in the film represent?
A challenging environment for Paste
A system that suppresses creativity
A place for learning and growth
A safe space for children
What is the filmmaker’s message about individuality?
It is important to conform to societal norms
It should be nurtured and protected
It is a challenge in urban environments
It is less important than hard work
What does Paste’s vibrant personality represent?
The innocence of childhood
The challenges of growing up
The power of imagination and creativity
The importance of family
What does the use of colour in the film symbolise?
The importance of family
The beauty of the city
The contrast between conformity and creativity
The passage of time
What is the significance of Copi’s decision to support Paste’s creativity?
It shows the importance of family
It symbolizes his desire to move to a new city
It represents his frustration with work
It highlights the need to break free from societal norms
What does the ending of the film suggest about societal norms?
They are irrelevant to creativity
They are necessary for success
They are important for maintaining order
They can suppress joy and individuality
What does Copi’s daily routine symbolise?
The monotony of conformity
Hard work and dedication
The passage of time
The importance of family
What does Copi’s change at the end of the film represent?
His desire to change jobs
His frustration with society
His realisation that he needs to move to a new city
His acceptance of Paste’s creativity