TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月7日 06時00分

For Michael B. Jordan, it’s easier to inhabit a role than to talk about it, writes @kararbrown. But there’s a lot to discuss when it comes to his next film, Just Mercy, an adaptation of Bryan Stevenson’s best-selling memoir, in which he stars as the activist lawyer. Just Mercy premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival on Friday before hitting theaters this December in the thick of awards season. The film is a continuation of themes that @マイケル・B・ジョーダン has worked with before: humanizing the misunderstood, and shining a spotlight on inequality. It’s why Stevenson trusted Jordan with his story. “Films don’t always carry the message of a book in an authentic way, and that was my anxiety,” Stevenson says. “But I felt like he was sensitive to more challenging stories of life in America.” Jordan is hoping there’s an impact that reaches far beyond the film’s box-office take. “I want people to feel angry, upset, passionate, sad, inspired and optimistic,” he says, “that you can make a difference.” Read more at the link in the bio. Photograph by @mickalenethomas for TIME

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