Eva Longoria, at Cannes, highlighted the lack of opportunities for female directors of color in Hollywood.
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She expressed the weight of responsibility for representing her community and the struggles they face.
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Longoria pointed out that the last Latina-directed studio film was made 20 years ago.
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She emphasized the unfairness in the industry, where white male directors get second chances even after failures.
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Longoria felt immense pressure while directing "Flamin' Hot," as female directors have limited opportunities.
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Despite challenges, she found motivation in the journey and is proud of the film's outcome.
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Longoria stressed that Latinos are still underrepresented in Hollywood, and there is a long way to go for true equity.
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