"Now that the #MeToo era and the Black Lives Matter are done, what do we have to expect in Hollywood?"
"Yeah, I know that that's not for me, and I don't know if it's purposeful it's not for me, but I just am curious,"
"I think there's work being done by activists, by people, every day, that's beautiful, important work that's not finished,"
"The movements are still absolutely alive, as [Ayo said] - just maybe not as labeled and covered, or witnessed or magnified as much in this present moment,"
At the Venice Film Festival, a reporter addressed a question about whether the #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements were "done" only to Julia Roberts and Andrew Garfield, excluding Ayo Edebiri. Edebiri immediately highlighted her exclusion and answered the question, stating that the movements are not finished. She emphasized ongoing activism and daily work by people that remains important despite less mainstream coverage or headline visibility. Roberts and Garfield echoed Edebiri's view, agreeing that the movements continue to be alive even if they are less labeled, covered, or magnified in the present moment. Edebiri's response underlined that activism persists beyond media attention.
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