“The Invisible Man” touches on topics that are relevant to today’s society, and we spoke with the cast about the importance of this film.

Hollywood Unlocked was on the red carpet at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood for the premiere screening of the new sci-fi thriller, “The Invisible Man.”

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This film stars Elizabeth Moss, Storm Reid, Aldis Hodge, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Harriet Dyer, Michael Dorman, and Anthony Brandon Wong.

Jason Blum, the film’s producer shared that while the title is about the “invisible man” the film actually is about a “woman the invisible man is gaslighting” which is what we see a lot in today’s day and age.

In the film, this woman who has gone through an abusive relationship is trying to get people to believe that her ex is staking her while being invisible.

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Given the recent changes that were brought down against Harvey Weinstein that day, we asked Elizabeth Moss about her thoughts regarding hearing women out in cases of domestic abuse and rape.

“Believing women is something that I think we shouldn’t take for granted thats something that is really of the utmost importance. Having respect for women and what has happened to them and believing their stories Is very important to me.”

Oliver Jackson-Cohen also spoke about the film’s message saying;

“We’re very quick to doubt peoples behavior down to being crazy and erratic because it doesn’t fit into the model that we want, so hopefully people take away that it’s important to listen and it’s important to be seen.”

While it may be a scary movie, there are a lot of important things that are told throughout the film. Take a look at our recap up top and let us know what you think about the film!