Despite recently acquiring Polish citizenship, Jesse Eisenberg, the director of "A Real Pain," stated that he has no plans to leave the United States. Speaking while accepting this year's Presidential Award at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, Eisenberg emphasized that staying in New York City is a "responsibility" for him. He highlighted the importance of remaining here, considering the current situation in his country.

Eisenberg believes that despite the challenges posed by the Trump era, artists and individuals play a significant role in society. He expressed that his new project, titled "The Debut," offers an experience that stands in stark contrast to the effects of artificial intelligence, reiterating that such projects remind us of the importance of human creativity. In this project, brought to life through a collaboration between A24 and DeepMind, he emphasized the prominence of human experience and emotions.

Eisenberg's statements have resonated within the art community. Advocating that artists should take a stand against the societal and political conditions they find themselves in, Eisenberg aims to inspire audiences. In this context, the "The Debut" project seeks to provide viewers with an experience beyond artificial intelligence, prompting a reevaluation of humanity's value.