You can prevent them from showing it directly, but you can't prevent them from subverting it, making it happen without your noticing. That's why my films are more about nature than about politics, which may in itself be very political. Because culture once upon a time made money. It is about valorising your experience, your personal life, your individuality. It is about creating a harmony between how you live and how you think.
Culture then becomes worthless.
If you make a film that addresses serious issues, talks about real people, explores a different form, you're told you are giving people a headache. Art and culture stop being serious because they bring no money and hence stop being taken seriously. Nahed Nasrallah, we modelled the colour codes on paintings by Francis Bacon. The most obvious solution is to put oneself in the situation of a painter. We dealt with video like a canvas, having fun by putting in a lot of colours, creating perspective and visual style.