Edward Norton, Olivia Wilde and More Speak Out Against Ice at Sundance: “An Illegal Army Is Being Mounted Against U.S. Citizens”

As protests continue in Minneapolis after a Border Patrol agent shot and killed anti-ice protester Alex Pretti, attendees of the Sundance Film Festival are speaking out against the lethal actions of law enforcement and the continued attacks on protesters.

Talent, including Olivia Wilde, Zoey Deutch and Natalie Portman, have been wearing “Ice Out” pins to festival premieres and events. “We’re all here getting to celebrate something really beautiful and hopeful in film storytelling. But the world is hurting right now, and this country is hurting. And it’s appalling,” Wilde said on the carpet to Variety before the Friday night premiere of her film The Invite.

Edward Norton, who is in Park City for Wilde’s dinner party-set movie, was at The Hollywood Reporter’s studio discussing the subject of small talk with his co-stars Wilde and Seth Rogen. “These days it’s: ’What are we gonna do about mass Gestapo shooting American citizens?…