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Giancarlo Esposito Says It’s ‘Time for a Revolution’ as Trump’s White House Fuels a ‘Feeling of Civil War in the Streets’
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Variety
Giancarlo Esposito says it’s “time for a revolution” in the U.S. as political tensions rise with the actions of ICE agents in Minneapolis.
“This is time for a revolution — and they don’t even know that’s what they’re starting,” the actor told Variety on Tuesday night at the Sundance Film Festival.
Civil rights groups and legal advocates have raised concerns about federal enforcement tactics, including the excessive use of force and potential constitutional violations.
Maslany wore two pins, the second representing “Artists for Ceasefire.”“There is still genocide happening in Gaza,” she told Variety.
He was interested in the process of independent film, how to nurture your voice.