Participant Media, which for 20 years has been producing left-wing films that no one wants to see, was forced to shut down and lay off 100 people in April. Today, many left-wing celebrities are demanding that Hollywood make more of these expensive “issue” films.
The open letter included George Clooney, Martin Sheen, Ava DuVernay, Alyssa Milano, Regina King, Diego Luna, Kerry Washington, Michael Keaton, Jane Fonda, and others, as well as the fascist ACLU, Joy, To tell To some extent:
As we bid farewell to Participant, we must emphasize that values-based storytelling is needed now more than ever. It is about widening the space for discussion, opening ourselves to experiences that are vastly different from our own, and immersing ourselves in the beauty of human complexity. And in the face of unprecedented change and uncertainty, now more than ever we need great storytellers and advocates to remind us of our agency and the power of our actions to shape our future. , requires deep partnership between movements for change. The future and health of our culture and democracy requires more people to participate and spread hope and humanity. Democracy is a living, breathing entity that we, as participants, give life to.
As we reflect on Participant’s accomplishments, we will build on Participant’s extraordinary body of work, integrate the learning they have provided, sow new partnerships, and innovate in this new media environment. I look forward to championing the next generation of producers. We call on Hollywood to seize that moment. There is a whole ecosystem of people connected by her Participant work over the past 20 years, ready to collaborate with you.
No one asked me to sign it, but I would have gladly done so. It really makes me smile when I see Hollywood wasting money on echo chamber porn. Watching these movies crash and burn brings true joy to my heart.
Hey, where’s the open letter asking for a return to boring movies?
Where are the open letters calling on Hollywood to stop being lazy and give us movies for the masses like they used to… movies for the average person without the homosexuality, the scolding, the lectures? Are there any movies with complex characters, great stories, and universal themes?
How about an open letter demanding an end to the propaganda so the arts can get back to filmmaking?
We no longer have true artists, only talentless, entitled propagandists who can demand more of the same while watching participant media burn out. for whom? Not for you or me. We don’t watch these stupid movies, they make these movies for themselves to prove their integrity.
Burn, Hollywood, burn.
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