This just shattered my heart into a million tiny pieces. How could the world fail Bana, her family and all the children trapped in these hellish conditions so terribly?

I feel Anna Kendrick’s tweet so hard.

Look, obviously Meryl Streep needed Dustin Hoffman’s help in order to act.

Are white men ready to admit yet that devotion to this generation of auteur directors has been almost exclusively them jerking off a bunch of admitted sociopaths?

Dustin Hoffman did the same to Meryl Streep in Kramer v. Kramer.

Not just Hollywood: French movie director Roger Vadim couldn’t get Brigitte Bardot to cry for a scene so instead of coaching her through it or using artificial tears, he just slapped her, on set, hard enough for her to start crying. Super professional.

This is so disturbing and sickening. What’s worse is that the men received accolades and praise for the film while Schneider only got trauma and was a second thought. Towards the end of her life, she was emotionally and mentally in bad shape. The film clearly took its toll on her. It reminds me of Shelly Duvall and…

One day I hope people will realise that if a director has to treat their actors this way to get the shot they want then they shouldn’t be a celebrated director because they’re clearly not very good at it.

Translation: “I didn’t want her to pretend to be a victim, I wanted her to actually be a victim”

coming here to say maria was an out queer woman, came out 2 years after this movie. reading about her life after, its not a surprise she was hyper-sexualized- the combination of people perceiving her as “overtly sexual” bc of her performance and the added stigma of queer women being hyper-sexual. some 44% of lesbians…

In another article I read, there is another quote from her (maybe a longer part of the one quoted) where she says she had a mental breakdown from making this film. Her career in the US was pretty much ruined by this scene, whereas Brando and Bertolucci (who yes also faced backlash) are regularly lauded for this movie.

“You now say you would feel some shred of pity if you saw someone starving in the streets even if they voted for Trump, for example.”

Uh huh. Let’s compare. Here’s my quote:

“You want things to get better, but you are perfectly willing to let them get worse to prove a point”

Im white, uneducated and poor. I have trouble grasping economics, and when tasked with defending social issues, I stumble through my arguments and probably do the cause more harm than good. However, I do possess empathy.

What the fuck are you talking about? Yes, I want things to get better. That’s why I voted the way I did. Unfortunately, I am one person with one vote. I can’t force anyone else to vote a certain way. Everything about Trump was out there in plain sight for everyone to see. Anyone who voted for him knew, or should…

You can throw your hands up and say at least 27% of Americans (the necessarily minority to win an election, apparently) are unreachably stupid.

Yeah, they want change, we all do. The difference is the change they wanted was to rid the US of any and all non white people.

His “thank you” tour just turns my stomach. Focus on learning the basics of government, because you skipped 8th grade social studies, instead of basking in an echo chamber.

Long shots of the recent Trump “thank you” rally showed the venue to be half-empty. How quickly fades the bloom on an orange, racist rose. He’s gonna need a Reichstag attack to keep his followers sufficiently crazed.