Actress and theater maker Mira Bryssinck chose 'Babel' (2006) by Alejandro González Iñárritu as her favorite film during a Meet the Masters session at TAZ26. The film follows four storylines on different continents, connected by a single shooting incident in Morocco. Bryssinck appreciates Iñárritu's fragmented narrative form, which she recognizes as a reflection of how people experience reality. She describes the music as an independent narrator within the story. She also raises critical questions regarding wage inequality among the international cast members and the mentoring of young actors on set. The film shows harsh images, but also leaves room for hope.