Love how this video is an interview about a movie on women rights in the middle east with 3 actresses ,and yet the title is just jennifer lawrence and the us election specifically lmao at access hollywood.
Jennifer Lawrence has been producing projects now, so she produced it, not acted in it. But yes this headline was definitely for the clickbait and honestly it worked on me right now Lol! I really admire Malala as well so I'll def be watching the doc!
Its a sad truth that this title will be a good clickbait instead of adding Malala and Documentary in it. Most Americans are ignorant about Afghan, but they're quite passionate about the election this year. Im hoping a lot of people are interested to learn more because of this clickbait
@@takewhatawayAmericans care more about what Jennifer Lawrence is wearing and who she’s sleeping with than anything about women’s rights. And as far as Hollywood is concerned, drag queens are the only women that matter. They are elitists and out of touch. The presidential election proved it. Harvey Weinstein’s friends have no moral authority. In fact, his friends should’ve been cancelled long ago. I wonder what Jennifer Lawerence did to get into Harvey Weinstein’s good graces long ago. 🤔
All the hatred in these comments just shows how little some Americans care about humanity. I personally appreciate their effort to make this issue a dialogue-- powerful docs are 💯
Who else knew that Jennifer would use these profoundly horrible issues to draw parallels with American society? Comparing women’s issues in Afghanistan to women’s issues in America is honestly mind blowing.
Not much we in the west can do when the afgans seems to accept and support the talibans. Only thing we can do is accepting in afgans who wants to live in a free western world
Nothing much to add. Except maybe a fact that isn't pointed at much yet: The repeated warfare over the last decades by Western and other countries waved on the regions in the Middle East - costing millions of lives and sustaining with yet irreparable destruction of countries and their societies, has been followed by a radicalization amoung people who live in the middle east. All extremist militant organizations in the Middle East including the Taliban and many others like for example Hamas, have all been founded and grown as a result of this history of wars brought in big nations foreign to the Middle East. Does what we mean by this make sense? The diverse societies and cultures in the Middle East have little chance to evolve naturally on their own terms within their societies when their major issue for many decades is that no year passes without a foreign nation imposing heavy war on the region. People in the Middle East have not started this history, let's be clear, it has been started by global politics of money and power led by the biggest nations of this planet. Does anybody know what we're pointing at? Wanting the western military directly or in interfering support to stay away from this region - aka asking to end occupations and imposed warfare - is asking to give societies and cultures in the Middle East the space everybody deserves: to evolve on their own terms. Men in this region wouldn't be as radicalized as they appear too often now, if their life was not determined by constant intimidation, heavy warfare, by foreign nations and warfare. So Jennifer Lawrence points at the decline in U.S. society, and one step further of looking at the whole picture is that the U.S. governments of the last hundred years have contributed to the radicalization in the Middle East as a major factor. If we want a better life for those women, urge your, all our, governments to stay away from military interference in a region they have only bad reasons - global money and power mongering - to meddle in. Does that make sense? Some basic realistic world sociology for our future as humans?
You truly have no idea about the history of these places. You DO realize that there’s been nothing but war and oppression of women in these areas for over thousands of years? Islam was founded on war, and Mohammed was a military leader. He had multiple wives. His followers oppressed women and fought with each other. Shi’ite vs Sunnis, but there’s more variety and in-fighting in each group. And Islam is 10x better than the crazy religions they had before Islam in those areas. The truth isn’t politically correct - but these people have had nothing but violence and oppression against women for as long as human history can tell. Harvey Weinstein’s friends aren’t going to solve this. Hollywood elite just want to make money.
@@RC-qf3mp Everybody is aware of the diverse history of humans in different regions of the world. We are speaking about the current chances of evolution in societies in the Middle East. Those are being hard disrupted by ongoing wars brought to the region by bigger nations from Western and other regions for financial and geopolitical reasons, which is a major contributor to the latest radicalization. That is what the comment pointed at. Those other questionable evolutions in human history you mention are part of every region's history - including ours here and yours where you live. s.a.
US invasions has certainly not been positive even though I believe and hopefully the doctrine of exporting democracy have stopped. About Afganistan they were kinda responsible themselves though by harbouring al quaida and that invasion was sanctioned by the UN. Then ofc west shouldn't have stayed to build democracy for them. Also ofc theres always been anymosity between the west and middle east, at least since the middle ages, people forget that.
@@Eddvard90 Yes for example Al Quida is one of the examples of a extreme radicalization - caused by foreign nations bringing war to the region for financial and geopolitical reasons. Thanks for the reminder.
@@bloomtv3-thealtchannel368 Can't blame everything on the west. There alway been anymosity between middle east and the west. There is always excuses, Bin Laden for example didn't like that USA had troops in Saudi. But sure we are partly to blaim and the soviet invasion of Afganistan and I think we, or rather America, should leave middle east alone
@@neonlooizyeah but difference between them and taliban is Christian's are not going bombing things , beheading people and enslaving women and banning them from talking 😊
Would you say about other Abrahamic religions? For some reason people don’t condemn when it’s in the other 2. 1 Samuel 15;3-20 2 chronicles 15: 12 ~ 13 Deuteronomy 13: 6 ~ 10 Deuteronomy 20: 16 ~ 18 Judges 21:10-12 Leviticus 20:13 Deuteronomy 22:28-29
@ well, she mentioned it, that’s why i chose that one. But yes, any religion that would limit the freedoms of female members only or condone sleeping, marrying, & having children with children i find ridiculous
The gender situation in Afghanistan is awful but it’s also not America’s problem. Not a single American life or dollar should be spent trying to modernize other countries. If the people of Afghanistan want to life in a dystopian hellscape, then let them. If they want freedom, they can fight for it on their own.
It's not about modernization, its about the centuries long struggle for democracy around the world. The world is becoming more authoritarian so turning a blind eye to this issue feels like ignoring a friend who's in an abusive relationship. Freedom begets more freedom!
@@DavidRaymer-yx1tx And the French were driven into bankruptcy by the war which led to political turmoil, a revolution, a reign of terror under Robespierre, and a dictatorship by Napoleon. Here in the USA, we’re lucky that the 2008 financial crisis didn’t lead to guillotines in the streets.
Nah Americans need to take responsibility for the damage they have caused in the middle east. What America did in Afghan is criminal and I'd assume against human rights. Americans should be ashamed of the damage theyve caused all over the world. Praying Trump brings peace throughout the world
I hate it when actresses think “oh I’m talking about something serious so I have to dress terribly” it’s not about she being pregnant. I mean she has rocked the red carpet recently and looked great, why does she or anyone in her team think she has to dress horribly when talking about serious issues???
I think she looks sophisticated and is dressed appropriately. She's one of the few celebrities who doesn't feel the need to show off her midsection during pregnancy.
She's a producer on this project-- but how about you check your misogyny or internalized misogyny and stop criticizing how women choose to dress. Feels like a good effort in context with this doc, right?
This is SO IMPORTANT! Stand for women - everywhere!
Love how this video is an interview about a movie on women rights in the middle east with 3 actresses ,and yet the title is just jennifer lawrence and the us election specifically lmao at access hollywood.
Jennifer Lawrence has been producing projects now, so she produced it, not acted in it. But yes this headline was definitely for the clickbait and honestly it worked on me right now Lol! I really admire Malala as well so I'll def be watching the doc!
Its a sad truth that this title will be a good clickbait instead of adding Malala and Documentary in it. Most Americans are ignorant about Afghan, but they're quite passionate about the election this year. Im hoping a lot of people are interested to learn more because of this clickbait
@@takewhatawayAmericans care more about what Jennifer Lawrence is wearing and who she’s sleeping with than anything about women’s rights. And as far as Hollywood is concerned, drag queens are the only women that matter. They are elitists and out of touch. The presidential election proved it. Harvey Weinstein’s friends have no moral authority. In fact, his friends should’ve been cancelled long ago. I wonder what Jennifer Lawerence did to get into Harvey Weinstein’s good graces long ago. 🤔
All the hatred in these comments just shows how little some Americans care about humanity. I personally appreciate their effort to make this issue a dialogue-- powerful docs are 💯
I agree with you, MAGA citizens has become something…just lost sight of humanity.
@neonlooiz, We are divided. We will struggle on. These women are heroic.
I have new found respect for Jennifer for making a doc like this with great women.
I did not see this coming. Malalas a freakin soldier.
Who else knew that Jennifer would use these profoundly horrible issues to draw parallels with American society? Comparing women’s issues in Afghanistan to women’s issues in America is honestly mind blowing.
Best of luck with your pregnancy, Jennifer. Hope all goes well.
Not much we in the west can do when the afgans seems to accept and support the talibans. Only thing we can do is accepting in afgans who wants to live in a free western world
Nothing much to add. Except maybe a fact that isn't pointed at much yet: The repeated warfare over the last decades by Western and other countries waved on the regions in the Middle East - costing millions of lives and sustaining with yet irreparable destruction of countries and their societies, has been followed by a radicalization amoung people who live in the middle east. All extremist militant organizations in the Middle East including the Taliban and many others like for example Hamas, have all been founded and grown as a result of this history of wars brought in big nations foreign to the Middle East. Does what we mean by this make sense? The diverse societies and cultures in the Middle East have little chance to evolve naturally on their own terms within their societies when their major issue for many decades is that no year passes without a foreign nation imposing heavy war on the region. People in the Middle East have not started this history, let's be clear, it has been started by global politics of money and power led by the biggest nations of this planet. Does anybody know what we're pointing at? Wanting the western military directly or in interfering support to stay away from this region - aka asking to end occupations and imposed warfare - is asking to give societies and cultures in the Middle East the space everybody deserves: to evolve on their own terms. Men in this region wouldn't be as radicalized as they appear too often now, if their life was not determined by constant intimidation, heavy warfare, by foreign nations and warfare. So Jennifer Lawrence points at the decline in U.S. society, and one step further of looking at the whole picture is that the U.S. governments of the last hundred years have contributed to the radicalization in the Middle East as a major factor. If we want a better life for those women, urge your, all our, governments to stay away from military interference in a region they have only bad reasons - global money and power mongering - to meddle in. Does that make sense? Some basic realistic world sociology for our future as humans?
You truly have no idea about the history of these places. You DO realize that there’s been nothing but war and oppression of women in these areas for over thousands of years? Islam was founded on war, and Mohammed was a military leader. He had multiple wives. His followers oppressed women and fought with each other. Shi’ite vs Sunnis, but there’s more variety and in-fighting in each group. And Islam is 10x better than the crazy religions they had before Islam in those areas. The truth isn’t politically correct - but these people have had nothing but violence and oppression against women for as long as human history can tell. Harvey Weinstein’s friends aren’t going to solve this. Hollywood elite just want to make money.
@@RC-qf3mp Everybody is aware of the diverse history of humans in different regions of the world. We are speaking about the current chances of evolution in societies in the Middle East. Those are being hard disrupted by ongoing wars brought to the region by bigger nations from Western and other regions for financial and geopolitical reasons, which is a major contributor to the latest radicalization. That is what the comment pointed at. Those other questionable evolutions in human history you mention are part of every region's history - including ours here and yours where you live. s.a.
US invasions has certainly not been positive even though I believe and hopefully the doctrine of exporting democracy have stopped. About Afganistan they were kinda responsible themselves though by harbouring al quaida and that invasion was sanctioned by the UN. Then ofc west shouldn't have stayed to build democracy for them. Also ofc theres always been anymosity between the west and middle east, at least since the middle ages, people forget that.
@@Eddvard90 Yes for example Al Quida is one of the examples of a extreme radicalization - caused by foreign nations bringing war to the region for financial and geopolitical reasons. Thanks for the reminder.
@@bloomtv3-thealtchannel368 Can't blame everything on the west. There alway been anymosity between middle east and the west. There is always excuses, Bin Laden for example didn't like that USA had troops in Saudi. But sure we are partly to blaim and the soviet invasion of Afganistan and I think we, or rather America, should leave middle east alone
How can they still follow the Qur’an? Be free. Dump the religious cult.
I could say the same about Christianity in America and the chokehold it has on our culture...
@@neonlooizyeah but difference between them and taliban is Christian's are not going bombing things , beheading people and enslaving women and banning them from talking 😊
Would you say about other Abrahamic religions?
For some reason people don’t condemn when it’s in the other 2.
1 Samuel 15;3-20
2 chronicles 15: 12 ~ 13
Deuteronomy 13: 6 ~ 10
Deuteronomy 20: 16 ~ 18
Judges 21:10-12
Leviticus 20:13
Deuteronomy 22:28-29
@ well, she mentioned it, that’s why i chose that one. But yes, any religion that would limit the freedoms of female members only or condone sleeping, marrying, & having children with children i find ridiculous
@@BettyBlack99 thank you. Unfortunately people aren’t aware of the teachings.
The gender situation in Afghanistan is awful but it’s also not America’s problem. Not a single American life or dollar should be spent trying to modernize other countries. If the people of Afghanistan want to life in a dystopian hellscape, then let them. If they want freedom, they can fight for it on their own.
The french did finally help America win its independence.
It's not about modernization, its about the centuries long struggle for democracy around the world. The world is becoming more authoritarian so turning a blind eye to this issue feels like ignoring a friend who's in an abusive relationship. Freedom begets more freedom!
@@DavidRaymer-yx1tx And the French were driven into bankruptcy by the war which led to political turmoil, a revolution, a reign of terror under Robespierre, and a dictatorship by Napoleon. Here in the USA, we’re lucky that the 2008 financial crisis didn’t lead to guillotines in the streets.
I think you miss the part about how AMerica is actually responsible about what's happening in the middle east lol American Education is so crappy
Nah Americans need to take responsibility for the damage they have caused in the middle east. What America did in Afghan is criminal and I'd assume against human rights. Americans should be ashamed of the damage theyve caused all over the world. Praying Trump brings peace throughout the world
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I hate it when actresses think “oh I’m talking about something serious so I have to dress terribly” it’s not about she being pregnant. I mean she has rocked the red carpet recently and looked great, why does she or anyone in her team think she has to dress horribly when talking about serious issues???
I also noticed that... You can wear a nice suit that doesn't look like you stole it from your grandmother last minute 😅
Guess it's just a signal that this interview won't be 'fun'.
I think she looks sophisticated and is dressed appropriately. She's one of the few celebrities who doesn't feel the need to show off her midsection during pregnancy.
She's a producer on this project-- but how about you check your misogyny or internalized misogyny and stop criticizing how women choose to dress. Feels like a good effort in context with this doc, right?
No one cares what you think.
Goodbye Jennifer enjoyed your acting
You won’t be missed