On Cannes and the Golden Globes:
To award any prize to this film is a political choice. A political choice is not in itself, essentially, ontologically an issue. Except here it is a political choice disguised, presented as an objective decision made by a supposedly qualified group of people. A cynical, dangerous pick, for it distorts standards, and legitimizes stupidity. It should be obvious it is political, considering how terrible this film is, but it isn’t obvious anymore; and that is precisely where the power and danger of these awards live. And testament to how confused our standards already are.