Susan Sarandon: “Me han quitado algunas películas, pero entre la gente me siento bienvenida”
La actriz presenta en Venecia ‘The Echo Chamber’, que adapta último guion del cineasta Bernardo Bertoluci tras varios vetos por denunciar “el genocidio en Gaza”
American actress Susan Sarandon expressed regret on Sunday about her exclusion from certain projects due to her criticisms of Israel, while acknowledging a "change in the narrative" at the Venice Film Festival, where she presents The Echo Chamber. The film adapts the latest script by filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci, competing for the Golden Lion.
Sarandon responded to questions about the personal and professional repercussions of her stance against the war in Gaza, stating that the film's relevance to the historical context of Palestine and the ties between Zionism and the United States has changed. Despite facing the loss of some roles due to certain agencies continuing to persuade people not to hire her, she believes she is well-received among the general public, particularly on an international level.
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