Zoe Kravitz's Controversial Take on Roman Polanski's Films
Zoe Kravitz Addresses the Tension Between Art and Artist
In the current cultural climate, the debate on whether to appreciate the works of controversial artists like Roman Polanski is at the forefront. Zoe Kravitz, known for her role in the recently released film 'Blink Twice', expressed her thoughts on this topic during an insightful interview with Esquire.
Her Favorite Films and Influences
- Kravitz listed renowned filmmakers such as Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese as her inspirations.
- Among her preferred films are 'Rosemary’s Baby' and 'The Tenant', both directed by Polanski.
The Controversy Surrounding Polanski
Despite acknowledging Polanski's controversial past, which includes allegations of sexual assault, Kravitz argues that “it's possible to appreciate something good even if a bad person is involved.” She further questions, “What are we supposed to do, get rid of America?”
The Ongoing Debate
Kravitz's stance adds fuel to the ongoing debate regarding the consumption of Polanski's films as he faces civil court proceedings in August 2025. Many artists continue to support him publicly, creating a divided opinion on whether art can be enjoyed irrespective of the artist's actions.
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