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Foster's remarks highlight a broader concern: that Hollywood has shifted away from art towards a focus on spectacle and superficiality. She asserts that the industry is now primarily designed to produce "garbage niche movies," contrasting this with movies from companies like A24, which, despite their own controversial reputation, cater to niche audiences with appropriate budgets and marketing.

She criticizes the hypocrisy of defending "low art" or commercial projects as genuine art, when in reality, they are driven by branding and marketing strategies. The backlash against Netflix's Electric State or Jenna Ortega's projects—such as the controversial erotic film and music video collaborations—are cited as examples of actors chasing fleeting fame rather than pursuing meaningful roles.