Adam Driver Takes a Stand Against Streaming Giants at Venice Film Festival

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Adam Driver criticizes Netflix and Amazon for not meeting the demands of SAG-AFTRA while smaller distribution companies like Neon and STX International can. Driver, who stars in the film "Ferrari," praised the interim agreement that allows actors to promote independent films as long as their distributors agree with the terms sought by the actors' guild. He questioned why big companies like Netflix and Amazon couldn't meet these demands. The ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike has prevented actors from promoting films made by most major studios at the Venice Film Festival.
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