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Do not let George Clooney to be elected as president of the United States Donald Trump. This is according to his statement on Thursday at the premier of his film at Cannes.
The Money Monster, who directed the Oscar-winning actress Jodie Foster, starring Clooney is acting as critics on Wall Street that television hostage an ordinary citizen exhausted all the goods in the stock market.
The purpose of the film to enlighten the consciousness of viewers not only in the world of finance but also in reality television and even news.
Clooney said that they are part of the deterioration of real journalism, and blamed the journalists to keep pushing with Trump at the White House.
"There is not going to be a President Donald Trump. That is not going to happen because fear is not going to drive our country, "the actor told reporters at the Cannes Film Festival.
"We are not going to be scared of Muslims or immigrants or women. We are not actually afraid of anything. "
The campaign's Trump is rooted in hate comments about Muslims, immigration, and women.
"Trump is a result of all the news programs that do not follow up and ask the questions," said Clooney who plays as a cable news tipster questioned his own disposition focus when he was shot in the head.
"24 hour news does not mean you get more news, you just get the same news more," he said.
"They can put up their ratings with an empty podium saying Donald Trump is about to speak rather than take 30 minutes and talk about refugees, the biggest crisis in the world," said Clooney who have long been fighting for the welfare of migrants.
"Would all of the corporations fall on their knees if we did actually inform people?" Asks the actor who led the fundraising for Hilary Clinton recently the desire to win the Democratic nomination in the upcoming elections in November.
"We have lost the ability to tell the truth and get to the facts," he added.
Impotent rage male
It will be remembered first step the feet of Foster in Cannes, four decades ago when he won the Palme d'Or film when he was 12 years old. The actress said that the film revolves around angry people in the system.
According to him, the angry feelings of the hostage-taker, played by Jack O'Connell, is "a kind of rage that a lot of people feel about the abuses of technology, and the financial system and how they were left behind ".
When asked if the movie like it was suggestive of rival Clinton in the Democratic ticket Bernie Sanders, responded Foster and said, "I'm not sure if that's a Bernie issue, if anything it's more of a Trump issue."
Foster said that the American described was "struggling with their sense of failure."
"They look for acceptance from these strong women they have disappointed," he said. "They are looking for the values of celebrities and of money in order to give them meaning."
He added, "intelligent studio movies" as Money Monster, which aired this week, "are not being made anymore."
But he insisted that the viewers want to see is the film "that make them think and feel and do not manipulate them."
Meanwhile, the producers of Cannes that they must make a documentary that will tackle "Capital in the 21st Century" by Thomas Pikkety called bestselling critique of the financial system in the world.
Mattew said Metcalfe, one of the actors of the hit documentary Beyond the Edge and McLaren the basis of this movie is the French economist's tome that sold three million copies worldwide.
Meanwhile, the Monster Money also have insights from various industry critics.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, the film will be "preppy, upright film" while praised by Variety the existence of elements of suspense and humor, and said that despite some good parts, "somehow the film hangs together surprisingly well, thanks to on-point performances from Clooney and Julia Roberts. "