Overview
- The actor-director attended the Sept. 8 Toronto premiere wearing a blush pink, backless Valentino gown that showcased her large back tattoo.
- Her ink features a vine of roses wrapped around a baby lamb, a design she first revealed publicly in 2018.
- Johansson told People it was never in doubt they would use real survivors, focusing on finding participants who wanted and were able to be involved.
- She credited Jessica Hecht and the Shoah Foundation with helping connect the production to survivors who appear in the film.
- The feature, starring June Squibb, premiered at Cannes in May to a five-minute standing ovation and now moves toward its wide release this month.