Film and fashion industry veteran Charles Finch celebrated the latest issue of his film and culture magazine “A Rabbit’s Foot” during the Cannes Film Festival.
“What undervalues the whole process, if we’re talking about celebrity for a second, is celebrity for the sake of celebrity. Fame, that has no real merit to it, just famous for something you’ve done of impermanence rather than have great talent,” he said.
Still, the prevalence of phones in our hands has created opportunity for new art and talent to be discovered, he noted, but the disruption has left a public confused about what to watch and read. “We have such destructive disruption,” he said of the current media climate. Finch noted that book sales are up, even as people’s attention span shrinks with constant digital input.
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