Angelina Jolie shares fears about America during festival appearance
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Angelina Jolie entered the political waters at the San Sebastian Film Festival in Spain on Sunday.
Jolie was asked before the premiere of “Couture”, which played an American filmmaker named Maxine, who discovered Jolie was cancer, was asked what he was afraid of as an artist and American during the press conference. Diversity.
50 -year -old Jolie’nin deeply sighted, paused in thought and “a very difficult question,” he said.
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Angelina Jolie joins the “Couture” red carpet during the 73rd San Sebastian International Film Festival in San Sebastian, Spain on September 21, 2025. (Juan Naharro Gimenez)
Orum I love my country, but I don’t know my country right now, Jol Jolie said during the panel discussion.
“I have always lived international, my family international, my friends, my life… My world view is equal, united and international. I think everything that separates or limits personal expressions and freedoms from anyone is very dangerous.”
“These are so serious times that we should be careful not to say things comfortably. These are very, very heavy times we live together.”
Angelina Jolie cannot wait enough to leave Los Angeles’
The academy award -winning actress had previously discussed the desire to leave the states behind and move abroad.
“I love my country, but I don’t know my country right now.”
Angelina Jolie admitted that she did not “recognize” the US at a press conference in Spain. (Reuters)
Jolie explained Hollywood reporter Despite his “growth” in Los Angeles last year, the only reason he stayed in the city is “because I have to divorce here”.
“But as soon as I can leave,” he said, Vivienne and Knox, the youngest children he shared with former Brad Pitt, referred to 17 -year -old Twins Vivienne and Knox.
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Maleficent Star admitted that he was looking for “privacy” for his “great family”, including Maddox; PAX, 21; Zahara, 20; and Shiloh, 19.
“When you have a big family, you want them to have privacy, peace, security, Jol Jolie said to the exit. “Now I have a house to raise my children, but sometimes it can be this place… The humanity I find in the world is not what I grow up here.”
In 2016, Angelina Jolie filed a divorce case from Brad Pitt. (Getty Images)
“I will spend a lot of time in Cambodia. I will spend time to visit my family members, wherever they are in the world.”
“Now I have a house to raise my children, but sometimes it can be this place… The humanity I find in the world is not what I grow up here.”
A recent source described PEOPLE MAGAZINE Jolie’s movement can be earlier than expected when preparing to “put the house on sale”.
“[Jolie] He never wanted to live in La. There was no option due to custody arrangement. [ex-husband] Brad [Pitt]”He claimed from the inside.
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According to the source speaking to people, Jolie “Knox and Viv are planning to change the age of 18 next year. He watches a few places abroad. Los will be very happy when he can leave.”
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt had six children together, Maddox, 24; PAX, 21; Zahara, 20; Shiloh, 19; Gemini Vivienne and Knox, 17. (Getty Images)
In September 2016, Jolie filed a divorce case from Pitt after two years of marriage. They reached an agreement last December ruthless and extremely public Eight -year legal war.
“More than eight years ago, Angelina Mr Pitt filed a divorce case from Angelina Mr. Pitt,” Jolie’s lawyer James Simon said to Fox News Digital. He said. “He and the children left all the properties they shared with Mr. Pitt and have focused on finding peace and healing for their families since then. This is just a part of a long process that began eight years ago. Obviously Angelina fell exhausted, but this part is over.”
“A public or special patient does not speak about him, he’s trying to be light after a dark time.”
Inside, “Children grew up when they saw that they have more power and privileges than some people’s voices are not important.” “They are not counted. They wanted him to speak for himself, to defend himself for these years, but reminds him of focusing on changing the laws of telling public stories.”
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Christina Dugan Ramirez and Janelle Ash of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
