That is an obligation that binds all those who work in the movie industry. We are, in fact, very much like sailors running a ship. One may serve as the captain and the others as the crew. Every individual on the ship as well as their positive attitudes count. Neither sticking blindly to the old procedures nor forging modern, revolutionary methods will solve any problems.
Cultural issues are sluggish in nature.
If I plan to make a certain film today, it may take seven or eight months before I can come up with a desirable screenplay, which in turn may take two years before it is screened. This sluggish nature keeps one from speaking too confidently about films or novels. Nothing in the world is free from advertisement or propaganda. We are under the constant influence of advertisement or propaganda, from buying a pair of shoes to buying cassette players or cameras. The difference does not lie in whether they include propaganda or not, rather, in the manner in which it is presented.