"Obviously, I'm Not a Fascist" | Zack Snyder Defends His Latest Film, The Last Photograph
Snyder said the film still needs a distributor after critics called it racist and misogynistic, and he defended it by pointing to 300.
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Zack Snyder responds to people calling him a “fascist” over controversial new film ‘The Last Photograph’
Zack Snyder has addressed accusations of being a “fascist” that have come from the reactions to his new film, The Last Photograph. The Man Of Steel director premiered his latest work in Toronto on Sunday (September 13), a revenge thriller about an ex-DEA agent searching for his missing niece and nephew in South America. The film has been critically panned, currently standing at a 21 per cent “rotten” score on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. S…
"Obviously, I'm not a fascist" | Zack Snyder defends his latest film, The Last Photograph
Following hostile reviews of his latest film, The Last Photograph, director Zack Snyder has defended it against accusations of fascism, misogyny and more besides. A filmmaker whose work has long polarised opinion, Zack Snyder has continued that run of form with The Last Photograph. A smaller, more low-budget piece than things like Justice League, 300 ... “Obviously, I’m not a fascist” | Zack Snyder defends his latest film, The Last Photograph
Zack Snyder says he isn't a fascist, calls 300 "the gayest movie ever made"
On Sunday, the Toronto International Film Festival offered the world its first look at Zack Snyder’s long-gestating passion project, The Last Photograph, and to quote the Bard, reviewers are calling it everything from “shit” to “fuckin’ shit.” (The A.V. Club will form its own opinions on the film in a future review.) Yet the director remains upbeat following its acrimonious festival premiere, sitting down with Variety to spritz some water on the…
The director's latest film, The Last Photograph, has brought reproach for alleged misogyny and accusations of being fascist.
Zack Snyder Responds to The Last Photograph Backlash After Divisive TIFF Premiere
Zack Snyder’s latest film, The Last Photograph, has become the subject of a heated online debate following its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. The movie has yet to secure a studio or streaming distribution deal, meaning most audiences have not even had an opportunity to watch it, yet reactions to the project have already spread widely across social media. The filmmaker addressed the response in an interview with Variet…
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