input question: Generate a question that has the following answer: Alia's for the following movie plot: Undereducated but wised up by time, Khedija (Amel Hedhili) is a typical strong woman who strives to live the life's burden.This beautiful housemaid (good at belly dancing and comes from some unclear lineage--something not uncommon among the poors who live in a culture in which people are commonly traded) has a daughter, Alia (Hend Sabri/Ghalia Lacroix).She realizes that her irressistable appeal to men, besides giving her some welfare and security insurance, one too many times tends to invite troubles--something she always wishes will never happen to Alia.With the setting of 1950's Tunisia (when the French's backed-up monarch almost comes to an end), the story take us to see the world from Alia's eyes: the childhood with all its joys and unprejudiced free spirit, adolescence with its sensitivities and curiousities, up to when she reaches adulthood--the time when life dares her to choose her own destiny.???
output answer: Whose eyes do we see the world from?

Generate a question that has the following answer: Jerry Lynch for the following movie plot: John and Deirdre are a recently separated young couple with an extended group of interrelated friends, family and co-workers. Lehiff is a petty criminal always involved in trouble. Lehiff's nemesis, Garda Detective Jerry Lynch presents himself as a saviour who fights the "scumbags" on Dublin's streets, and enlists the help of Ben Campion, an ambitious film-maker and the bane of his "go-softer" boss, who considers Lynch too nasty a subject to be shown on a mainstream "docusoap" series on Irish television. While shooting a scene about a traffic accident, Ben is told to focus his attention on Sally, Deirdre's sister, who helped the passengers after the double-decker bus they were on crashed. Sally is deeply insecure about her looks. She grows bitter when Deirdre flaunts her new boyfriend, Sam, a middle-aged bank manager who has left his wife of 14 years, Noeleen, leaving her to question her own self-worth as a woman and wife. John is utterly lost without Deirdre and is determined to win her back. He gets involved in an absurd plan along with Mick, the driver of the bus that crashed, and Lehiff. They kidnap Sam and force him to go to his bank to get money for a ransom. Things go awry when Sam, who has the money, is assaulted by an enraged Noeleen on the street and a couple of police officers appear. Mick and John flee the scene without their money. Mick, who lost his job after the bus crash, becomes obsessed with taking revenge on Philip, the boy who had lobbed the stone into the bus windscreen. Things do not go quite his way, and he ends up learning a bitter lesson. Detective Lynch corners Lehiff in an open field, and the scene is set for a confrontation that ends in an unexpected way. As the credits roll, Noeleen and Sam are back together in their house watching television. She is sitting purposely on the remote control and bullying him into changing the channels by hand.
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Answer: Who is Lehiff's nemesis?

Q: Generate a question that has the following answer: Jamestown for the following movie plot: In 1607, Pocahontas, the spirited and adventurous daughter of Chief Powhatan, and others from her tribe witness the arrival of three ships sent by English royal charter to found a colony in the New World. Aboard one of the ships is Captain John Smith, below decks, in chains. While initially sentenced to death by hanging for his mutinous remarks, once ashore, Smith is pardoned by Captain Christopher Newport, the leader of the expedition. While the prospects for the settlement are initially bright, disease, poor discipline, supply shortages, and tensions with the local Native Americans (whom Newport calls "the naturals") place the expedition in jeopardy. Smith takes a small group of men up river to seek trade while Newport returns to England for supplies. While on this mission, Smith is captured by a group of Native Americans and brought before their Chief Powhatan. After being questioned, the captain is nearly executed. He is spared when Pocahontas intervenes and saves his life. Living among the Native Americans as a prisoner for an extended period, Smith is treated well and earns the friendship and respect of the tribe. Coming to admire this new way of life, he falls deeply in love with Pocahontas. She is intrigued by the Englishman and his ways. The chief returns Smith to Jamestown with the understanding that the English are to leave the following spring, once their boats have returned. Upon his return, Smith encounters the settlement in turmoil. Pressed into accepting the governorship, he finds the peace he had with the Natives replaced by privation, death, and the difficult responsibilities of his new position. Smith wishes to return to his love but dismisses such action. He thinks of his time among the Native Americans as "a dream" from which he has awoken. Their numbers dwindle throughout the brutal winter, and the settlers are saved only when Pocahontas and a rescue party arrive with food, clothing, and supplies. As spring arrives, Powhatan realizes that the English do not intend to leave. Discovering...
A: Powhatan orders an attack on which location?

Problem: Given the question: Generate a question that has the following answer: Fitzcarraldo for the following movie plot: Brian Sweeney Fitzgerald (Klaus Kinski), called Fitzcarraldo by the local natives in the South American rubber capital where he lives, has a dream to create an exotic opera house so that the music of Caruso, and Pucinni, and Wagner can be brought to the wilderness. As he and his girlfriend Molly (Claudia Cardinale), the madam of the top brothel in the city, run to see a local opera performance, Fitzcarraldo manages to get the attention of a local financier Don Aquilino (Jose Lewgoy) and gets to create a plan to finance his dream. Using Molly's money Fitzcarraldo buys a boat and goes up the Amazon River to a jungle inhabited by Indians intent on killing any white men who enter. Becoming awed and subdued by Fitzcarraldo in his white suit and the music of Caruso, the Indians accept the blond entrepreneur as a god and do his bidding. At this juncture of the Amazon the river is separated from another of its legs by a few miles of mountains so the Indians are enlisted to drag the 180-ton ship from the river and over the mountains to the other leg in order to facilitate rubber transportation. During the task Indians are used as slaves, with the ultimate goal of building the opera house. As trees are felled and mountains are dynamited Fitzcarraldo struggles to realize his obsessive dream to bring opera music to the jungle.
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The answer is:
What is Brian Sweeney Fitzgerald called by local natives?