Actress condemned sexual assault in ‘Hunger Games’

American actress Jena Malone revealed in a message on her profile on social networks that she was sexually abused during the filming of the “Hunger Games” film series.

Malone (Nevada, 1984) joined the saga in 2013 with the title “Ablaze”, Giving life to Johanna Mason, Karniss’s friend, character the main character is played by Jennifer Lawrence.

With his picture in the wheat field France, Near where she was filming “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2” at the time, which premiered in 2015, the actress explains that she had just said goodbye to her colleagues and asked the driver to stop to take that picture and to be able to cry.

Malone notes that she was going through an “extremely difficult” time because she was “sexually assaulted by someone she worked with.”

At the same time, she was “full of gratitude for the project”, a “whirlwind of emotions” that she can only distinguish now.

“It was difficult to talk about ‘The Hunger Games’ and Johanna Mason (her role) without feeling the rawness of that moment, but I’m ready to move on and regain the joy I felt for my accomplishments,” she says.

The actress says that she worked very hard on it “heal and learn”and that she can discover “how to reconcile” with the person who raped her, whose name she does not reveal, and with herself.

The actress, who recently premiered “Rebel Moon”admits that it has been a slow process, with ups and downs, and offers his support to all his followers who are going through the same situation and need to be heard.

“Lots of love to the survivors out there (…) I’m here for anyone who needs to talk and open up space,” he says.

“Please send me a private message if you need a safe space where you can be heard,” the actress concludes.