Per la regista di “Honey Boy”: “solo maschi nelle nomination, non ci rappresentano. Continuate a sostenere i film realizzati da donne”.
ph: Amazon
Alma Har’el, la regista di “Honey Boy” con Shia LaBeouf, si sfoga su Twitter e critica le nomination dei Golden Globes che snobbano le cineaste nella categoria miglior regista.
Secondo IndieWire, i Globes hanno snobbato le donne in quattro categorie principali e hanno nominato solo cinque cineaste per il miglior regista nei suoi 77 anni di storia.
I candidati al miglior regista di quest’anno sono Martin Scorsese (“The Irishman”), Bong Joon-ho (“Parasite”), Quentin Tarantino (Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood), Sam Mendes (“1917”) e Todd Phillips (“Joker”). Qui tutte le candidature
Questi i suoi commenti su Twitter:
Good morning to everyone that’s writing me about the #goldenglobes
I feel you but know this.
I was on the inside for the first time this year. These are not our people and they do not represent us.
Do not look for justice in the awards system.We are building a new world. https://t.co/IK7YNy5J5S
— Alma Har'el? (@Almaharel) December 9, 2019
Lulu Wang
Mati Diop
Greta Gerwig
Olivia Wilde
Lorene Scafaria
Marielle Heller
Melina Matsoukas
Chinonye Chukwu
Céline SciammaMade films this year that reached people and touched them.
That’s our awards.
No one can take that away.— Alma Har'el? (@Almaharel) December 9, 2019
Keep fighting for more women & POC behind the camera by supporting their films.
Don’t make your end game the political money that trades hands in the form of movie campaigns for people who can’t see us and recognize us.
— Alma Har'el? (@Almaharel) December 9, 2019
Thank you to all the press and people who write and cover films in awards season!
You are helping us get to new audiences and tell our stories.
And for that it’s worth it all ❤️@FREETHEWORK
— Alma Har'el? (@Almaharel) December 9, 2019
I take your love over awards any day of the year. I wouldn’t trade the film we made for any other film on any other awards list.
And I’m sure I can say that for all the brilliant women out there.
Awards is not the end game.
Sending love back to everyone that’s writing us ? https://t.co/p77oL5VYKl— Alma Har'el? (@Almaharel) December 9, 2019
“Unless we have a new category for women directors — the same way we have [separate] actor and actress categories — we won’t see any changes.
I will not live my life as a filmmaker who plans to keep working subjected to a group of voters that doesn’t see us.” https://t.co/Keg42ouHFy
— Alma Har'el? (@Almaharel) December 10, 2019
