It’s climate change, stupid: Director Jim Jarmusch bashes deniers amid raging Los Angeles fires
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‘I would just like to say it’s time we wake the f*** up!’ Jarmusch said at a New York awards event. Film director Jim Jarmusch erupted during a critics awards event to attack climate change deniers as wildfires tore through Los Angeles. Jarmusch took the opportunity to address the issue while presenting the Best Screenplay award to Anora director Sean Baker at the New York Film Critics Circle Wednesday night.
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The director of iconic indie films Coffee and Cigarettes and Stranger Than Paradise, angrily added: “They are telling us that ‘woke’ is a negative thing. I would just like to say it’s time we wake the f*** up!”. Jarmusch spoke out in the wake of billionaire Elon Musk’s bizarre claim that the firestorm destroying LA was somehow inexplicably caused by California’s diversity policies. When extremist podcaster Alex Jones insisted in a post on X that the fires were part of a “globalist conspiracy” aimed at toppling America, Musk also got onboard that train, responding: “True.”.
