Academy boss gets candid about Sean Penn accusation

Sean Penn, a two-time award winner, is known for his opinion polls on social and political issues. In this regard, last year, he accused the academy of “cowardice”.

Now, Bill Kramar, the head of AMPA or the academy of the photography academy of art and science, silence, silence, to interact with the interaction of the media on the Stage.

“I will not tell you exactly how I felt in those moments,” said the executive. “I don’t know if I want that to be a direct address.”

Without using freight language, the bill adds, “We have 11,000 members, all with different feelings and opinions about the film industry, the OSCAs, and the Academy.”

He continues his answer, “In their area, I always try to take the comments – even the bad ones -, with an open heart, I work as a member of the film industry and if someone is not happy, I even take it seriously.”

“I see it as a text to consider

“Sometimes those voices really push you to change in a different way. These moments can be very effective,” concludes Bill.

On the other hand, to shed light on Sean’s criticism, he said, “Academia has been unusually active in the area of ​​expression, and in fact, has greatly contributed to limiting the imagination and enumeration of different cultures.”