French actor Juliette Binoche quipped that cinema was "a dying art" when responding to Timothée Chalamet's recent comments comparing movie theaters unfavorably to ballet and opera at the Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival. Binoche, promoting her directorial debut "In-I In Motion," urged focus on art that nourishes the soul rather than engaging with the controversy.
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French actor Juliette Binoche quipped that cinema was "a dying art" when responding to Timothée Chalamet's recent comments comparing movie theaters unfavorably to ballet and opera at the Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival. Binoche, promoting her directorial debut "In-I In Motion," urged focus on art that nourishes the soul rather than engaging with the controversy.