Hannah Einbinder, the Emmy-winning star of the series Hacks, stated at the Cannes Film Festival that the cost of remaining silent on the issue of Palestine is greater than the potential loss of her Hollywood career. She expressed her commitment to advocacy, stating she follows the lead of Palestinians who have historically had to advocate for themselves. Einbinder acknowledged the risks faced by fellow actors like Susan Sarandon and Melissa Barrera, who have reportedly lost work for speaking out, but insisted that the obligation to speak up is paramount. She also expressed enthusiasm for working with other pro-Palestine actors and discussed her latest film, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, which explores themes of sexual shame and discomfort. Einbinder praised her co-star Gillian Anderson for her deep understanding of the subject matter, noting that their on-screen chemistry was organic. She highlighted the importance of addressing marginalized experiences and the need for Hollywood to engage with these issues more broadly.