“I can’t walk into every room and get any movie made,' she told the Guardian. 'I actually feel pretty confident, but I can’t do that.”
for its delicate handling of sexual violence—it was an uphill battle to bring it to the big screen. The film was produced under JuVee Productions, Davis’ own company, after seven years of trying to convince others that this was a story worth tellingI call it The Fight. It’s a fight to find partners who have the same vision as you, who are able to give it a green light.
and producer has its limitations, admitting that she never quite felt like she possessed “ownership and agency” in Hollywood: “I can’t walk into every room and get any movie made. I actually feel pretty confident, but I can’t do that.”, the actor admits that the goal of Black storytelling still missed the mark.
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