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As a filmmaker, I have a duty in helping my society to progress.
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The speaker sees filmmaking as a responsibility to society, not only as a personal or creative activity. “Helping my society to progress” means using this role in a way that contributes to positive social development. The statement presents filmmaking as a form of public duty.
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- Review of Middle East Studies / Cambridge University Press
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- Official Statement
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