Cinema is ‘fundamentally, unavoidably political’, says Venice jury chief Maggie Gyllenhaal
London: Actor-filmmaker Maggie Gyllenhaal, who serves as jury president at this year’s Venice Film Festival, on Tuesday said cinema is “fundamentally, unavoidably political”, asserting that films and their audiences must remain open to all kinds of stories and storytellers. Gyllenhaal, the director of “The Bride” and “The Lost Daughter”, made the remarks at the film…
