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Anne Hathaway torna al cinema il primo ottobre con 'Verity'. Tratto dall'omonimo bestseller di Colleen Hoover e diretto da Micheal Showalter, il thriller psicologico ed erotico esplora il pericoloso confine tra realtà e manipolazione. Nell'intervista all'Adnkronos, l'attrice racconta: "Cominciamo a perdere la capacità di dialogare, di ascoltare il punto di vista degli altri, di muoverci nel mondo con quella grazia necessaria per condividere uno spazio con altre persone". (di Lucrezia Leombruni)

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00:00Verity writes her novels from the villain's point of view.
00:06And we, in reality, devore images of evil every day on social media, TV, and with podcasts.
00:17What does, in your point of view, what does this movie reveal about our hunger for darkness?
00:25Oh my goodness. It's such a good question.
00:30And it really kind of gets to the heart of why I wanted to make this film.
00:33Is because, I think ten years ago I would have had a different approach to it.
00:38But because it was now, and because I read the script at the end of 2024.
00:47I saw, I've seen, we've all seen, the world change because of social media.
00:52And I just couldn't help but draw parallels between the script that I had just read.
00:57And the world in which I'm living. We're all living.
01:01where we've never had more access to each other, but it's always through a filter.
01:06We're not really spending time together with people in real life.
01:11We're seeing images of each other that are curated, that are edited,
01:16that have a filter put on them to make them more beautiful.
01:21And so, but we're encouraged to have real relationships with somebody that we don't know at all.
01:28And as a result, we're starting to have these really strong snap judgments.
01:31and the ability to have a conversation, to hold and, to hear another person's point of view,
01:38to move through the world with the grace required to share space with others.
01:43That's in my, from my point of view, starting to diminish, and that's really what happened,
01:48what you witness in this movie.
01:51You know, Loewen never has a conversation with Verity. Never.
01:56And she, and she, and she takes what she has available to her, and she is,
02:01becomes so committed to her own certainty that she makes a,
02:06and she makes a decision that you can't undo. Let's put it that way.
02:09Verity plays constantly between fiction and reality, and the truth in a movie is a sort of a battlefield.
02:20In your point of view, is the truth unpopular nowadays?
02:24I don't know if it's unpopular, but nowadays, it feels like the world is full of opportunities
02:30where you can choose your own truth. And that, and that feels very strange,
02:33because a fact should be a fact, and if it's a fact for one, it should be a fact for
02:37all.
02:37And it feels very strange to be living in a time where that's not necessarily an agreed upon reality.

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