A watershed event in Hollywood’s continuous cultural transformation has occurred with the formation of a new “woke-free” film company by Mel Gibson, Kurt Russell, and Clint Eastwood.
In a time when the entertainment industry is still trying to figure out how to include social themes in its shows,
this new enterprise hopes to provide an alternative that puts an emphasis on classic storytelling and creative honesty.
It is still to be determined whether this studio will achieve its goal, but its establishment has already begun to ignite significant discussions on the trajectory of
cinema and the varied demands of viewers. Gibson, Russell, and Eastwood are taking a risk by deciding that films
that adhere to the rules of good narrative will always have an audience, even in a business where fads and movements rule.
