Oscar’s night belonged to “Anora”.
The independent movie won five golden statues, including the best image, the best director (Sean Baker) and the best actress (Mickey Madison).
Dramdi follows a prostitute (Madison) who marries a repeated agent (Eydeelshteyn) to bear the anger of his wealthy parents.
The film is characterized by abundant sex and nudity, which makes it inappropriate for all family members. This barely is to break a deal for the prize season or stories in general.
Many strong films focused on anti -heroes or characters that sell their bodies to earn a living. Remember “midnight beef?”
What jumped around “Anura” was the best letter of acceptance of the actress in Madison.
The star dedicated the prostitutes, nicknamed “Sex workers,“During the time of its limited platform.
“I just want to know again and honor the sexual workers community. I will continue to support and be an ally. All the amazing people, women who had the honor of meeting from this society were one of the most prominent of this most amazing experience.”
This rubs Adam Carola in a wrong way.
The comedy actor, who has turned into podquaster, has an autopsy through the media. He does this through the podcast of the same name as well as “Adam and Dr. Drew’s offer.”
This time, I use one X -Publishing to make a strong statement related to Madison’s speech and the film in general. Share a post criticizing the phrase “sex factor”, and sees it as a linguistic touch that carries a different meaning.
Carolaly added two years.
If you don’t want your child to do it, you shouldn’t celebrate it.
Adamcarolla March 4, 2025
“If you don’t want your child to do it, you shouldn’t celebrate it.”
Madison and the “Anora” team have all the right to sympathize with those who sell their bodies to earn a living. It is a brutal profession, it can be at least humiliating. Prostitution puts women in extreme danger and exposes them to sexually transmitted diseases.
It is another thing to honor him as if a job is proudly wanted by any father to follow his adult child.
it’s not. Let’s not pretend that.
Unfortunately, it took a comic to bring this fact to an Oscar conversation. At least someone did.
