"‘May December’ Steals the Spotlight at New York Film Festival"

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The New York Film Festival kicked off with a party at Tavern on the Green, but the absence of striking actors cast a melancholic tone. While the writers strike has ended, actors are still prohibited from promoting their projects, leaving a void in the festival. Director Todd Haynes expressed disappointment at the absence of cast members and the unresolved strike. Despite the lack of actors, the party continued with VIPs and guests enjoying the festivities. Some actors have been hesitant to attend events allowed by their union due to concerns about solidarity.
Topics:entertainment#actors-strike#entertainment#hollywood#may-december#new-york-film-festival#party
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