Eva Longoria Criticizes Double Standard in Hollywood: White Male Directors Get Second Chances, Latinas Don't

Eva Longoria, speaking at Cannes Film Festival, calls out inequality in opportunities for female and Latina directors compared to white male directors.
Longoria worries her film "Flamin' Hot" will be judged harshly as a reflection on all Latina directors if it fails, while white male directors get multiple chances after flops.
Longoria says the margin of error is nonexistent for women and Latinas in Hollywood compared to white men.
Longoria argues the Latino community deserves more representation in Hollywood, especially given their frequent moviegoing.
Though some progress has been made, Longoria says Hollywood is still statistically moving backward in Latino inclusion and representation.