Premiere of Alec Baldwin's Film 'Rust' at EnergaCamerimage Festival in Poland
Alec Baldwin's film 'Rust' premiered at a film festival in Poland, three years after the accidental death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. The audience gave a polite response, with some leaving before the credits ended. Baldwin was not invited to attend the festival. Controversy surrounded the screening, but the event aimed to honor Hutchins' work and wishes.
Key Points
- Audience clapped through the film's closing credits, strengthening their applause when a dedication to Hutchins appeared
- Producer and star Alec Baldwin was not invited to attend the festival
- Controversy erupted over the screening of 'Rust' at Camerimage
- Hutchins' friend made an emotional speech at the premiere
- Hutchins posthumously awarded honorary membership in the America Society of Cinematographers
Pros
- Audience applauded and showed support for Halyna Hutchins
- Film aimed to honor Hutchins' work and wishes
Cons
- Controversy surrounding the screening of 'Rust'
- Some moviegoers left before the credits ended