Hollywood should have more protests says deluded director who claims US is ‘totalitarian regime’

Acclaimed Spanish Director Pedro Almodovar Stirs Controversy with Comments on Oscars. In a recent interview with the LA Times, the renowned filmmaker Pedro Almodovar expressed his disappointment with the 2024 Oscars, stating that the ceremony lacked sufficient political commentary. Specifically, the 76-year-old director lamented the absence of protests against the war in Gaza and former US President Donald Trump. Almodovar's remarks have sparked debate among film enthusiasts and critics, with some questioning whether the Oscars should serve as a platform for politics or remain a celebration of artistic achievements. As one of the most influential voices in contemporary cinema, Almodovar's opinions carry significant weight, and his comments are likely to fuel ongoing discussions about the intersection of politics and entertainment.

Pedro Almodovar makes beautiful films — and he also makes asinine, out of touch statements. In an interview with the LA Times, the legendary Spanish director said he was thoroughly disappointed the Oscars weren’t political enough. “There were not many protests against the war [in Gaza] or against Trump” said the 76-year old. Spanish director...