Zoë Kravitz Defends Admiring Films by Controversial Directors

The 'Blink Twice' director discusses separating art from the artist, citing Roman Polanski's work as an example.

Zoë Kravitz argues that it's possible to appreciate films by controversial directors without condoning their actions.
She specifically mentions Roman Polanski's 'Rosemary's Baby' and 'The Tenant' as some of her favorite films.
Kravitz acknowledges the controversy but maintains that personal lives should not impact the appreciation of art.
Her directorial debut, 'Blink Twice,' faced its own backlash over its original title, 'Pussy Island.'
Kravitz aimed to reclaim the word but changed the title after negative feedback, particularly from women.