Caroline Frost

It's become almost cooler.

I mean, this is what happens with all parties, right?

That the after party becomes the party after.

Then it's the after after party.

And then eventually it becomes about who didn't go at all.

And of course, so the people who did go, I mean, the star, the star lineup was still pretty good because we had the likes of Nicole Kidman, Beyonce, Katy Perry.

However, not everybody was an A-lister.

And this is obviously caused a little bit of a backlash.

People are saying this is turning into just a money speaks.

For example, they had Mark Zuckerberg and his wife,

They had the Soros family represented.

So you can see that the big dollar signs were very much represented on the carpet.

And for years, famously, Kim Kardashian, the Kardashians couldn't get arrested when it came to Conde Nast and Vogue.

And there they were, up front and centre.

So you can see how the whole thing has just shifted along to the, well, I would say to the right.

What's the right direction of the money corner?

Yes.

Well, I mean, they've bought their entry.

What's happened?

I mean, I think it's a little bit of a microcosm metaphor for all of art, all of film, which is that you have these very glamorous people.