"Oh, S***": The Reason Ben Affleck Almost Canceled His New Netflix Movie 'Animals'
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Ben Affleck directs and stars "Animals", a new thriller in which Mexican actors Luis Gerardo Méndez and Adriana Paz participate. In an interview with Azteca Shows, Affleck explained that the story was inspired by the Mexican atmosphere of Los Angeles, where millions of people of Mexican origin live together, and that cinema can help to get to know us better and to live together. Paz thanked that the tape portrays migrants in a positive way, in f…
‘Animals’ Review: When an Immigrant’s Crisis Becomes a Politician’s Campaign Story
Arriving as immigration enforcement and shifting Latino allegiances help shape the midterm election debate, Ben Affleck’s political thriller offers an uncomfortable study of the distance between courting a community and protecting its members.
ICE Interrupted the Filming of 'Animals' and Ben Affleck Told Jorge Ramos It Changed Everything About the Movie
Ben Affleck sat down with journalist Jorge Ramos to talk about his new Netflix film “Animals” and left no doubt that this project was never going to be a detached creative exercise for him. He told Ramos that the United States is a country of immigrants, that his own people and his own family are […]
American actor and director Ben Affleck stated that he wanted to portray immigrants as worthy people and protagonists of his own stories, despite the risk that, in his opinion, involves addressing this issue in the current immigration climate of the United States. “This is a country of immigrants. My people, my family are immigrants,” [...]
Animals — Ben Affleck [Review]
Animals, the new Netflix film from director-(co-)writer-actor Ben Affleck, is an uncredited adaptation of Ed McBain’s (nom de plume of writer Evan Hunter) 1959 novel King’s Ransom, which remains a usefully malleable text 67 years after it was first published. Famously, it served as the basis for Akira Kurosawa’s High and Low, which was itself [...]
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