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Moore: Film Violence Hard to Watch Amid Global Crises
16 May
Summary
- Moore finds film tragedy difficult during global crises.
- She prefers stories with authentic emotional depth.
- Women are each other's greatest allies for industry change.
At a Kering Women in Motion Talk during the Cannes Film Festival, acclaimed actor Julianne Moore shared her evolving perspectives on film content and industry dynamics. She spoke about the honor of receiving the Women in Motion Award, viewing it as a significant point of reflection on her career.
Moore articulated a personal shift away from selecting roles in tragic films. She finds it increasingly challenging to invest in fictional suffering when current global events are so severe, stating a preference for stories that possess authentic emotional depth.
Furthermore, Moore emphasized the indispensable power of female solidarity within the film industry. She described women as each other's greatest allies, essential for hiring, storytelling, and ultimately, for fostering greater representation and equitable practices on and off set.
