VENICE, Italy — Julia Roberts and filmmaker Luca Guadagnino faced pointed questions about complicity and undermining the feminist movement at a news conference for “After the Hunt” on Friday, Aug.29, at the Venice Film Festival. The film, set in the world of higher education where Roberts plays a beloved philosophy professor, revolves around an accusation of misconduct. Her mentee, played by Ayo Edebiri, accuses her friend and colleague, played by Andrew Garfield, of crossing the line. Nora Garrett’s screenplay does not offer easy or simple resolutions. One reporter asked Roberts if she thought the film undermines the feminist movement and […]... Keep on reading: Julia Roberts’ ‘After the Hunt’ stirs #MeToo debate at Venice Film Festival