Kristen Stewart counted her blessings yesterday in Deadline’s TIFF studio, as she reflected on the rougher road traveled by Jean Seberg, who raised her voice to fight for racial equality and endured years of surveillance by the U.S. government as a result. “I’ve been lucky because I’ve never functioned in a way that was afraid,” she said. “I’m kind of piggybacking on this generation that doesn’t understand that, and it’s just not an issue for them.”.
For Anthony Mackie, who plays the Civil Rights activist Hakim Jamal in the movie, “I think it’s the day and age in which we live. I think America, and the world, is starting to come to a point where we’re coming to a generational uprising.” “We live in a moment of history where we know outright lies are being told,” said Andrews. “Lies are being tweeted, and literally, we see the double truth. In this movie, we see the mechanism of power in action destroying lives. We see how that mechanism weaponizes lies.”
“And distorts truth in a way that makes it unattainable,” Stewart added. “And makes you feel completely helpless and just invalid.”The Deadline Studio is presented by
I'm tempted to say let's boycott her movies but nobody watches them anyway. Not since she cheated, I mean since Twilight.
WickedTwenties She’s not wrong. 🤷♀️
TeamK_1 Getting ready for another round of bashing.😑
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Is it true that the President of her country is racist!? What did he do?
so original.
Edgy.