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Julia Roberts is fighting back against criticism of her latest film, “After the Hunt.”
The film, premiering this week at the Venice Film Festival, sparked controversy as some viewers wondered about its place in the culture of Post#Metoo.
The film casts Roberts as a respected university professor and wrestles with professional and personal fallouts when her mentee (Ayodebili) claims that her male colleague (Andrew Garfield) has acted inappropriately. When forced by journalists about whether the film accidentally questioned the importance of believing a female accuser, Roberts retreated, claiming that the psychological thriller was intended to trigger difficult but important conversations.
“That’s not my nature,” Roberts said at a festival press conference on a diversity basis. “But what you said I love is that it “revives the old debate.” I don’t think it just revives the argument that they are against each other or that they don’t support each other.
“The biggest part of your question is that it came out of the theatres you’re talking about it,” she continued her response to the journalists. “That’s how we wanted to feel it. You realize that you strongly believe in us because we stir it all up for you. So you’re welcome.”
The film, which also stars Michael Stullberg and Chloe Sevigny, was directed by Luca Guadagnino, the famous Italian filmmaker behind “Call Me by Your Name” and “Challengers.”
Sexual misconduct – Always a hot topic in Hollywood, but the massive #MeToo movement sparked the massive #MeToo movement, which has led to a partial accusations with producer Harvey Weinstein, due to common accusations by dozens of women. Guadagnino cast the film honestly watching the inner conflict of people, but some critics riddled the script to create false equivalence between the stories.
“We’re not making a statement. We’re portraying these people at this moment,” Roberts added at a press conference. “We don’t know about the controversy in itself, but we are challenging people to have a conversation. It’s up to you to get excited or furious about it. If you’re making this film, it’s the most exciting thing we think we can achieve.
“I love asking softball questions early in the morning,” she joked.
