Vogue Article Raises 65 Questions About Kristoffer Borgli's Controversial Film 'The Drama'

A Vogue article published an extensive list of 65 questions following the release of Kristoffer Borgli's film 'The Drama,' starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson. The film, described as a wedding saga with numerous twists, has generated significant discussion and is expected to provoke strong reactions among viewers. The article, which contains spoilers, encourages audiences to watch the film without prior knowledge before engaging with the questions. The questions cover various aspects of the plot, character motivations, and thematic elements. Specific inquiries address character actions such as Rachel locking a neighbor in a closet, Emma's past involvement in planning a school shooting, and Charlie's behavior as a curator. The article also questions the film's portrayal of gun violence, its visual style, and the development of relationships between characters. Additional points of discussion include the film's marketing as a mainstream release, its potential cultural impact, and audience reactions to specific scenes. The piece reflects on whether the film adequately explores its themes or trivializes serious issues. It also notes the director's Norwegian background and ponders how an American filmmaker might have approached the subject matter. The article concludes by describing the film as potentially divisive and raises concerns about its overall execution and responsibility.