The latest film drawing attention from both critics and audiences is “The Apprentice”, currently showing in cinemas. The star of the film, Maria Bakalova, and its director, Ali Abbasi, recently sat down to discuss the movie amidst criticism from former US President Trump.
“The Apprentice” delves into Trump’s relationship with attorney Roy Cohn in 1970s New York, as he seeks to establish himself in the city. Trump himself has condemned the film as a “politically disgusting hatchet job”, sparking controversy and debate.
In a recent interview, Bakalova and Abbasi shed light on the challenges they faced during the making of the film and the significance of its release timing, coinciding with the US election. The film’s exploration of Trump’s past and his interactions with key figures has sparked interest and discussions among viewers.
Despite the criticism from Trump, “The Apprentice” continues to draw audiences to theatres with its portrayal of a significant period in American history. As the film garners attention, audiences are left to form their own opinions on this controversial depiction of a key political figure.