Neil Armstrong Filmmakers Convicted of Lack of Patriotism
The creators of the movie "Man on the Moon", which tells about the first man to land on the surface of the Earth's satellite, Neil Armstrong, was convicted of a lack of patriotism. According to The Hollywood Reporter, they suddenly found themselves at the epicenter of the scandal after press conference, held within the framework of the Venice Film Festival, at which the movie premiered. Speaking to reporters, the leading actor Ryan Gosling said that Armstrong's feat is recognized as an achievement not only of Americans, but of all humanity. Some American politicians took this statement ambiguously and criticized the authors of the project. "It was the American people who paid for this mission, it was carried out with the help of American missiles, American technology, it was attended by American astronauts. It was not a UN mission ", - Senator Marco Rubio was indignant. He was supported by many users of social networks. " This is nonsense, this is just nonsense. The movie itself can be interpreted as patriotic, - commented actor Jason Clarke, who played in "Man in the Moon". - It's just stupid and naive. Of course, he celebrates one of the greatest achievements of America and Americans, but of all mankind. " The movie will be released in USA in November 2018. The Topic of Article: Neil Armstrong Filmmakers Convicted of Lack of Patriotism. |
