Julia Roberts opposed Luca Guadagnino’s proposal After the hunt She says she hopes the film will encourage people from different perspectives to have a conversation.
Speaking at a press conference titled Venice, Roberts was asked about the film’s “complex dynamics that could lead to controversy” and whether it was a “politically false film.”
“I love asking softball questions early in the morning,” Roberts said. “I don’t know about the controversy, but we’re trying to have people have conversations and get excited or get mad at it. It’s up to you to drink a martini or lemonade after the movie.”
After the hunt It follows a university professor who finds herself at a personal and professional crossroads when a star student evaluates the accusations against one of her colleagues and threatens to emerge a dark secret from the professor’s own past.
It’s been shown from the competition on Lido.
“It’s not that much that we’re making statements. We’re sharing these lives at this moment, and we just want everyone to leave and talk to each other,” Roberts said. “If we can make this film, it’s the most exciting thing we can achieve that everyone talks to each other.”
Roberts also opposed reporters who suggested that the film could undermine modern feminism and the #MeToo movement.
“I don’t think it’s just reviving the argument that women are opposed to each other or don’t support each other, but there are a lot of old arguments over the long term and create conversations,” Roberts said.
“That’s how we wanted to feel that,” the actress said. “You understand that you strongly believe in us because we stir everything up for you. So you are welcome.”
“We’re not making a statement, we’re portraying these people at this moment,” said Roberts, citing the 1983 film. Soft mercies “As a film where the camera just landed there and happened to document what was going on, that’s how I feel about this film.”
Venice Regular
“It’s always fun to see what we have without knowing that we’re carrying inside ourselves,” said the regular Guadagnino in Venice. “Even people’s lies tell the truth. We know very well now in many parts of the world.”
Guadagnino has filmed at festivals for three of the past four years. Queer Last year, Daniel Craig starred. The only year he missed, he was planning to hold a festival Challenger Before American actors and writers were able to play.
Asked about his new, rich output, Guadagnino said, “I’m a very active person. I like to do a lot.”
“I feel very fortunate. It drives me because people want to work with me.” He thanked Amazon MGM Studios, producers and American distributors of films.
Guadagnino also discussed his role as a producer while not directing. Atropia Dea Kulumbegashvili’s Venice 2024 competition entry April. “I love the director, so I produce because the director is my passion,” Guadagnino said. “When I make films, it’s because they feel that those directors have the film in their hands. My take is to guide them. Find the money and make sure they can express themselves.”
Garfield asked about the nature of truth and whether it is always objective. “If we don’t create an unconscious consciousness, things will happen in our lives and we call it destiny,” Garfield said. “Humans behave animalically when we are placed in a position where it feels like life or death.”
Written by Nora Garrett, After the hunt Produced by Jeb Brody, Brian Grazer, Allan Mandelbaum and Guadagnino.
Amazon MGM Studios released the film in the US on October 10th, with Sony Pictures being distributed internationally.
The film premieres the world tonight from a competition in Venice.
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