For Jasmine Curtis-Smith and Glaiza de Castro, lead actors of the politically charged indie movie “Midnight in a Perfect World,” an actor’s political stand should never affect how he chooses his film projects.
“I try as much as possible not to let my personal views in politics influence the stories I tell, not unless the story I’m telling really goes against what I believe is right, or does not leave room for open discourse,” Jasmine told reporters during the virtual media gathering to announce the global release of Dodo Dayao’s horror-thriller via Upstream.
“However, when I got the script, it didn’t come with a briefer saying it was in reference to a certain happening in our c…
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