Ethan Hawke Defends Independent Cinema in Deauville: "Corporate Money Makes Movies Stupid"
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Actor Ethan Hawke, known for his roles in Dead Poets Society, the Before trilogy, and Boyhood, received the Deauville Talent Award in recognition of his nearly 40-year career. He also stars in the film The Smugglers, screened during the opening night of the Deauville American Film Festival, which opens in theaters on September 16. Our journalist Gaëlle Fonseca had the opportunity to ask him a few questions on the red carpet.
Ethan Hawke is the guest of honour at the 52nd American Film Festival in Deauville. The actor has come to receive an award for his entire career and to present his new film, "The Smugglers". TF1info asked him about his journey, his outstanding encounters and America of the Trump years. - Ethan Hawke defends independent cinema in Deauville: "The money of corporations makes films stupid" (Culture, media and entertainment).
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