Cara wants to address classism and racism

Supermodel-actress Cara Delevingne feels issues like “immigration, classism and racism” need to be addressed more, and says that is the reason behind doing TV series Carnival Row.

Directed by Jon Amiel, Carnival Row is described as a fantasy-noir set in a neo-Victorian city with mythical creatures fleeing their war-torn homelands gathering in the city. It shows how tensions simmer between citizens and the growing immigrant population.

“The part I play has so much fire... Other characters and the story relate to what is happening in the world right now,” Delevingne said at the Prime Video Presents 2018 event.

“[The show addresses] social and political themes. Immigration, classism and racism, important themes that need to be addressed more and more. It’s fantasy that we have never seen before,” she added. —