Zoe Saldaña criticized “an ignorant statement” to the journalist

Zoe Saldana She faces a violent reaction from the fans to her response to a question from a Mexican journalist about the filming of “Emilia Perez” of the country.

Saldana made history on Sunday when she became the first American dominican origin to win an Academy Award.

She won the award for the best supporter for her inspiring performance in “Emilia Perez”, which led Winning Golden GlobeCritics Selection Awards, BAFTAS Awards, SAG.

“Emilia Perez” was a really great movie, but it fell in controversy after her main actress, Carla Sophia Jaskoun, became a scandal on her previous racist and Islamic tweets.

In addition, many people were upset with how to shoot the movie in Mexico, where some fans felt that the country’s community was not adequately represented.

Thus, after our Oscar’s victory, it was not surprising that he was asked how to represent the Mexico movie.

While answering the questions of the journalists, a Mexican journalist told Salsania that he was not said much about the country throughout the award season.

The journalist asked: “It has been said less about Mexico, which is its heart (” Emilia Perez “).

Saldaña began her response to an apology to the Mexicans who felt insulting the filming of their country before she stressed that she did not participate in the opinion of the journalist.

she He said“First of all, I am very sorry that many Mexicans felt insulted. It was never our intention. We talked from a place of love.”

The actress added: “I do not share your opinion. For me, the heart of this movie is not Mexico. We were making a movie about friendship. We used to make a movie about four women,” the actress added.

Saldana continued, “These women could have been Russian, and they could have been the Dominican women, and it could be black from Detroit, and it could be from Israel, and it was possible to be from Gaza. These women are still international women who are fighting every day, but in an attempt to survive from the apparatus of the system and try to find the most authentic sounds.”

She concluded that “so I will stand beside that, but I am also open to sitting with all my brothers and sisters, with love and respect, (to get) a great conversation about how Emilia Perez works better. I welcome it.

Saldan’s response to the Mexican journalist’s question has not retreated well with many admirers online, while taking turns criticizing it.

One person wrote, “The worst answer ever … It is very wrong on every side. What a shame.”

Another person added, “For me, the heart of this movie is not Mexico.” What a ignorant statement.

X third user subscriber“She described them as her Mexican brothers and sisters after they fully rejected their feelings towards the movie Oscar won by it.”

Another X user called for the SALDAñA Oscar, writing, “Cancel that Oscar now”, while another person advised, “It is okay to say” no comment. “

A sixth person commented, “Dominican woman tells the Mexicans that she does not agree with how Mexicans are injured while working with a Mexican woman … only because you speak Spanish do not give you the right to tell the other Latinians how they feel.”

After winning the Academy Award for Best Supportive Actress, Zoe Saldana emotionally climbed to receive a prize for her and give a sad speech.

She praised her broken “Emilia Perez”, saying, “Thank you to the academy, for her awareness of the quiet and power championship in a woman like Rita, talking about strong women, my colleagues, the love and society that was presented to me by a real gift and I will push it forward. Thank you very much.”

Saldana thanked the director of the film, Jack Odiad, saying: “Jack, you are a lover forever in my life. Thank you for the attention. Thank you for being a very curious about these women to tell this story.”

She added: “To my elements and my calamities from” Emilia Perez “, I share this award. Netflix, TED, Lisa and Bella, and why not production, YSL. Thank you for your support. For the Kick-SS team in CAA late for that night.”

Soon Zoe Saldana began to rupture during the admission speech while talking about her family and grandmother.

She said: “My grandmother came to this country in 1961 – I am a proud child of immigrant fathers.”

The 46 -year -old actress continued, “with dreams, dignity and hands working hard, and I am the first American Dominican to accept the Academy Award, and I know that I will not be the last. I hope.”

Saldana concluded that “the fact that I am getting an award for a role where I was singing and speaking the Spanish language – my grandmother, if she is here, you will be very happy, then this is my grandmother.”