Zoe Kravitz is about to wow viewers withthe upcoming thriller "Pussy Island". She's glad she didn't change her provocative name.
The "Batman" star, 33, made her directorial debut with this film, in which she co-wrote the screenplay with E.T. Feigenbaum. The film is based on a story Kravitz heard about a rich man taking a woman to a remote island for a wild night.
"The title came from that world. The title is the seed of the story," Kravitz told The Wall Street Journal. increase. "It represents this era when it is permissible for a group of men to call the place, and the illusion that we are now out of that era."
It follows tech executive Slater King (played by Channing Tatum) who invites a cocktail waitress named Ackie to his private island for some ill-fated fun.
The "X-Men: First Class" alum said he was writing the script before the #MeToo movement arose.
However, she explained that the story gained momentum because it was the same "born out of anger and frustration at the lack of conversation about the treatment of women." , Hollywood, the tech world, and all of that.
Kravitz has a relationship with 42-year-old Tatum. },What was it like to direct him in 'Pussy Island'?
“When you create something with people, it's a very sacred place. When you're creatively compatible with someone, other channels often open up. Because you're sharing everything," she added. "I am so grateful that this movie brought him into my life."
Kravitz had never met Tatum until he was cast in the film and always had him in mind.
"Even before I knew him from afar, I felt that he was a feminist and that he was unafraid to explore his darkness. He knew he was not a feminist." Because I know," she said. "So I was attracted to him and wanted to meet him. And I was right."
