You are going to go as a catastrophe in history

Pedro Almodóvar Did not stop his opinion about Donald Trump when he accepted the 50th annual Chaplin Award from Film in Lincoln Center on Monday evening.

Terwijl de gevierde Spaanse filmmaker zijn dankbaarheid uitte voor de eer in Alice Tully Hall, zei hij: “Ik twijfelde of het gepast was om naar een land te komen geregeerd door een narcistische autoriteit, die de mensenrechten niet respecteert. Trump en zijn vrienden, miljonairs en oligarchen, kan ons overtuigen dat de realiteit is dat de realiteit is dat de realiteit is dat de realiteit is van wat ze hebben, het tegenovergestelde van wat ze beweren dat ze Be the opposite, the opposite of what they do.

“Mr. Trump, I talk to you and I hope you hear what I’m going to tell you,” Almodóvar continued. “You go in history as the biggest mistake of our time. Your naivety is only similar to your violence. You will go into history as one of the greatest damage to humanity … You go like a catastrophe in history.”

Almodóvar also spoke about trans -rights and spoke about the events in his early life that helped him to form as a filmmaker.

He also mentioned the black -out that currently affects Spain and says: “I am very worried about what is currently going on in Spain. As you may know, there is a power outage that influences the entire country. So my thoughts are affected by this situation.”

Dua Lipa, John Turturro, John Waters, Rossy de Palma and Mikhail Baryshnikov belonged to the presenters of the Honor, who in recent years went to Luminaries from Bette Davis to Cate Blanchett.