💨 Abstract
Pedro Pascal, star of Ari Aster's upcoming film "Eddington," cautiously addressed U.S. deportations at the Cannes Film Festival. The movie, set during the COVID-19 pandemic, explores tensions in a small town amidst national events. Pascal, an immigrant himself, expressed fears and defended protections, stating, "I want people to be safe and protected. I want to live on the right side of history."
Courtesy: www.telemundowashingtondc.com
Suggested
Elecciones en CABA 2025, en vivo: últimas noticias -
PHOTO ESSAY: Congo coltan miners dig for world’s tech — and struggle regardless of who is in charge -
El Seguro Social abandona una controvertida política antifraude en medio de un creciente retraso en las solicitudes -
Barraza has five saves to help D.C. United earn point in scoreless draw against Nashville SC -
With Lively on IL, Cecconi states his case for Guardians -
Winning numbers drawn in Saturday’s Virginia Cash Pop -
20 heridos después de que el Buque Escuela Cuauhtémoc de la Marina de México chocara contra el Puente de Brooklyn -
Buque de la Armada de México choca contra el Puente de Brooklyn
Brian Gutiérrez scores twice and Chicago blasts Charlotte 4-1 in MLS -
Aljaz Ivacic has 6th shutout of season for Revolution in 0-0 tie with Earthquakes -