Julia Roberts Tackles Misogyny in Upcoming Thriller

Julia Roberts, a veteran Hollywood actress, discusses her latest role in 'After the Hunt,' a thriller where she plays a college professor navigating a male-dominated environment. Roberts reflects on the male-dominated film industry and discusses her personal connection to her character Alma Imhoff.

Renowned Hollywood star Julia Roberts, with over three decades in the film industry, candidly acknowledges its persistent male-dominated nature, yet remains undeterred. The 57-year-old actress, known for films like 'Notting Hill' and 'Erin Brockovich,' is set to appear in the psychological thriller 'After the Hunt.'

In this latest project, Roberts plays Alma Imhoff, a college professor embroiled in a complex web of accusations and secrets. Roberts has stated that Alma's successful navigation of a 'deeply misogynist' world resonates with her own experiences in the industry. Roberts highlighted the familiar isolation women feel in male-dominated industries.

Roberts expressed intrigue over her character's complexity, explaining her decision to take the role despite ambiguity over Alma's likability. She emphasized the importance of full commitment to her work, noting the film also stars Andrew Garfield and is directed by Luca Guadagnino, slated for release on October 10.

(With inputs from agencies.)