Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, found himself in hot water after his conversation with actress Mia McKenna-Bruce at the BAFTA Film Awards. While mingling with Rising Star nominees, Prince William admitted to Mia that he had not yet seen the film for which she won an award. Despite the film’s exploration of complex and sometimes uncomfortable themes, Prince William seemed to suggest that the film was simply a fun experience for the actors involved, leading to criticism and backlash on social media.
In an exclusive interview, Mia McKenna-Bruce shared her positive memories of filming the indie coming-of-age film, “How To Have Sex,” in Malia. Despite the serious subject matter of the film, Mia and her co-stars reportedly had a great time on set, with the atmosphere feeling like a genuine party fueled by excitement and high energy.
One standout moment for Mia was when director Molly Manning Walker had to adapt a scene due to rainy weather, transforming an outdoor setting into an indoor club. The cast danced and enjoyed themselves to the music, creating a joyful and lively atmosphere on set.
The Plot of “How To Have Sex”
For those unfamiliar with the film, “How To Have Sex” follows the characters of Tara, Em, and Skye as they navigate a holiday in Malia after completing their GCSEs. The story takes a darker turn when they encounter another group of teens, leading to themes of consent and peer pressure that resonate with viewers.
Mia revealed that the film received positive feedback for its handling of sensitive topics, with many viewers expressing gratitude for providing a platform to discuss important issues. The film’s success at the Cannes Film Festival further solidified its impact on audiences and critics alike.
Following the release of “How To Have Sex,” Mia McKenna-Bruce has been inundated with messages from viewers who appreciated the film’s approach to difficult conversations. By sparking dialogue around consent and peer pressure, the film has encouraged meaningful discussions that may have otherwise been challenging to broach.
The controversy surrounding Prince William’s remarks at the BAFTA Film Awards shed light on the importance of understanding and appreciating the nuances of art and filmmaking. While initial reactions may have been divisive, the positive reception and impact of “How To Have Sex” serve as a reminder of the power of storytelling to provoke thought and conversation in society.
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