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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Sony CEO Blasts Trump, Champions Black Storytelling

Sony CEO Blasts Trump, Champions Black Storytelling

9 Feb

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Summary

  • Sony CEO Tom Rothman accepted an Impact Award for diverse stories.
  • Rothman criticized Donald Trump's ape imagery of the Obamas.
  • Sinners dominated the awards, winning best picture and more.
Sony CEO Blasts Trump, Champions Black Storytelling

At the 17th annual African American Film Critics Association Special Achievement Awards, Sony Pictures CEO Tom Rothman accepted the Impact Award. This award recognized the studio's long-standing commitment to diverse narratives and talent. During his acceptance speech, Rothman referenced a recent, offensive social media post by Donald Trump depicting the Obamas. He stated that such incidents underscore the increasing urgency and importance of Black storytelling. Rothman expressed gratitude to creators who entrust Sony with their stories and affirmed their global resonance.

The film 'Sinners' emerged as the night's biggest winner, earning accolades for best picture and best ensemble. Wunmi Mosaku received the best supporting actress award, while Michael B. Jordan was honored as best actor. Ryan Coogler was celebrated for best writing and best director.

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Coogler, in his acceptance speech, reflected on the challenges faced by Black individuals in media. He noted how media has historically been, and often still is, weaponized against the Black community. He stressed the importance of ensuring stories resonate with Black audiences, even when intended for a global audience. Coogler also highlighted how film serves as a vital medium for connection and storytelling for those who may not engage with traditional literature.

Chase Infiniti, accepting the Emerging Face award for her role in 'One Battle After Another,' described the film as a timely reflection on the world and a reminder to learn from the past to protect the future. She emphasized the significance of representation, stating it's not just about being seen but about recognizing what becomes possible. Other notable recipients included Tessa Thompson and Damson Idris, who were honored but unable to attend.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Tom Rothman accepted an Impact Award for Sony, criticized Donald Trump's social media post, and emphasized the importance of Black storytelling.
The film 'Sinners' was the biggest winner, receiving awards for best picture and best ensemble, among others.
Ryan Coogler was honored for best writing and best director for his work on 'Sinners'.

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