Óscar Isaac llega a las salas de cine estadounidenses con <em>Mojave</em>

Y por si fuera poco, personificó a un político en la serie de televisión Show Me a Hero, papel que le hizo acreedor del Globo de Oro. Ahora sorprende con su interpretación de un maniático asesino en la película Mojave, que llega a la carlera estadounidense en medio de la polémica de la falta de oportunidad para las minorías en Hollywood.

En un adelanto de la cinta, el actor guatemalteco, en su papel del inescrupuloso Jack, amenaza y golpea a Thomas (Garrett Hedlund), un músico suicida, a quien conoce en el desierto de Mojave.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pwwVQ8YCl4

Este encuentro pone en peligro la vida del artista y de su familia, pues Jack hace hasta lo imposible por desbaratar la existencia de quien le tendió la mano cuando era un vagabundo.

Inaugura campaña para apoyar a latinos

La actriz Gina Rodríguez inició una compaña en las redes sociales para aumentar la diversidad en la industria del entretenimiento, y en especial de la comunidad latina.

Cada lunes, Rodríguez publicará en su Facebook, Instagram y Twitter la fotografía de un artista hispano para que la comunidad le dé su apoyo. El elegido para comenzar la campaña es Óscar Isaac. Junto a la fotografía, la actriz pide a sus seguidores que vean las películas en las que aparece el guatemalteco.

Movement Monday’s. This is Oscar Isaac. He is a Guatemalan American actor. This is a picture from Ex Machina directed by Alex Garland and was released this past year. With all this Oscar Talk and lack of diversity I decided to start a movement and speak from the perspective of a Latina American who desires to see more Latinos on screen. There are 55 million Latinos in this country and although we all come from various backgrounds our unity can make a movie explode at the box office or a tv show soar to the highest viewers possible. The better these projects do financially, the more money they will spend on putting Latinos In blockbuster films, as leads in tv shows Etc. My solution is this, support is needed. Right now there isn’t one Latino that can Greenlight a movie. That means no studio will put their money behind a Latino face as a lead of a movie because they don’t believe we can make their money back. I am told time and time again “Latinos dont watch Latino Movies. Latinos don’t support each other” and sadly that is true. I’m not saying go and see a movie you don’t like to blind support, im saying if you want to see us represented on film and tv, if you want to see Latinos nominated for Oscars, we NEED to support one another. The industry sees money, the excuse can’t just be racism. We can make a difference in a very powerful way if we unite our support as one Latino community. Oscar Isaac, in my opinion had an Oscar worthy performance in this film. Let’s start making noise with where it matters most, where we put our dollars. Go support these films, watch these shows (mine is on tonight by the way, shameless promotion feel free to watch on the CW) and we can take making a change into our own hands. Each Monday I will highlight a latino artist we can support. Let us use our numbers and powerful voices to prove we support one another, to prove we can make a box office hit, to prove they need to support all the various Latino cultures in the media. That can be one part of the solution, so next year we have many movies that are worthy of Oscar contention! #MovementMondays Pick any Latino currently working we can support!

Una foto publicada por Gina Rodriguez (@hereisgina) el 25 de Ene de 2016 a la(s) 10:00 PST