James Cameron criticizes the division in the USA and praises the model of New Zealand: "Here, science matters"

Director James Cameron discussed his choice to live in New Zealand, highlighting the advantages of this country compared to the United States, especially in the context of managing the COVID-19 pandemic. Cameron appreciated the 98% vaccination rate in New Zealand and the rationality of the population, in contrast to the U.S., where the vaccination rate was 62%. He criticized the division in America and emphasized the importance of an environment that supports science.

Cameron mentioned that he is awaiting New Zealand citizenship and expressed dissatisfaction with American politics under Donald Trump. He also announced that he intends to shoot and produce future films in New Zealand, where he has invested in properties. His recent film, 'Avatar', grossed $1.3 billion, but remains below the success of its predecessors.