Angelina Jolie: Fierce Films, Fashion, and Political Fire at 50
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Angelina Jolie: Fierce Films, Fashion, and Political Fire at 50
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Angelina Jolie has been making headlines across multiple fronts in recent days, with her most significant appearance at the San Sebastian Film Festival in Spain on September 21st promoting her French-language film Couture. During a press conference for the film, Jolie made striking political comments that grabbed international attention, stating she no longer recognizes her country and expressing deep concern about divisions limiting personal freedoms in America. The Straits Times and multiple outlets reported her emotional response to questions about what she fears as an American, with Jolie emphasizing her international worldview and calling these very heavy times we are living in.
The actress has been actively promoting Couture, where she delivers her first performance entirely in French as Maxine, a film director who discovers she has breast cancer during Paris Fashion Week. W Magazine and other sources noted this deeply personal role resonates with Jolie's own family history of cancer and her preventative double mastectomy. At the San Sebastian festival, she revealed wearing her late mother's necklace and ashes during filming, adding profound emotional weight to her performance.
Simultaneously, Jolie has been spotted filming her upcoming comedy Anxious People in London, where photographers captured her sporting a dramatic transformation with an icy blonde bob, trading her signature dark hair for the role of investment banker Zara. Parade reported sweet behind-the-scenes moments showing Jolie video-calling her daughter Zahara while son Maddox stood nearby in support during filming breaks. The adaptation of Fredrik Backman's novel features an ensemble cast including Jason Segel and Carol Kane, with Jolie's character becoming inadvertently involved in a hostage situation during an apartment viewing.
Critics at various festivals have been buzzing about Jolie's performances, with reviewers praising her vivid portrayal in Couture despite mixed reception for the film overall. The Knockturnal noted how her presence turned the typically quieter San Sebastian festival into a media frenzy, demonstrating her continued star power at age fifty. These recent developments showcase Jolie balancing serious dramatic work addressing personal themes with lighter comedy roles, while maintaining her outspoken political voice during increasingly polarized times in American politics.
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