Demi Moore's Performance in 'The Substance' Divides Critics
The body-horror film explores aging and the entertainment industry, garnering both acclaim and harsh criticism.
- Demi Moore stars in 'The Substance,' a body-horror film directed by Coralie Fargeat, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.
- The film's plot revolves around an older actress, played by Moore, who undergoes a transformation to reclaim her space in the industry.
- The movie has been praised for Moore's performance and its satirical take on Hollywood's obsession with youth.
- However, some critics argue the film perpetuates stereotypes and fails to accurately represent middle-aged women's experiences.
- The film has sparked discussions on ageism, internalized misogyny, and the male gaze in the entertainment industry.