Julia Roberts presented the film 'After the Hunt' at the Venice Film Festival, addressing themes from the #MeToo movement and provoking discussions about feminism.
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At the Venice Film Festival, Julia Roberts launched the psychological thriller 'After the Hunt', directed by Luca Guadagnino, which explores the dynamics of power in higher education. Roberts, who plays the role of a teacher accused of assault, discussed the controversies surrounding the film and the importance of conversation in society. She emphasized that the film does not revive disputes among women, but rather provokes essential discussions. Guadagnino added that every truth presented in the film is important, inviting viewers to reflect on them.
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