Black Mirror Season 7: Why Issa Rae Believes It Will Grow to be “Actuality”

Issa Rae is embracing her position in Black Mirror—however not essentially the themes it explores.

Within the third episode of the Netflix anthology collection’ seventh season, titled “Lodge Reverie,” the Insecure alum performs a Hollywood star thrust right into a high-tech remake of a traditional movie that proves to be somewhat too immersive—a state of affairs she felt won’t be removed from coming true.

“I used to be engrossed, conceptually, in the truth that this may very well be a actuality—and doubtless might be, to an extent,” she advised E! Information correspondent Will Marfuggi in an unique interview airing April 14. “Hopefully not as harmful.”

Certainly, engaged on the brand new season of the Emmy-winning collection—premiering April 10 and that includes the likes of Will Poulter, Paul Giamatti, Tracee Ellis Ross, Chris O’Dowd and Cristin Milioti—appeared to reaffirm Issa’s perception that technological developments in filmmaking ought to have their limits.

“As a fan of older films,” she continued, “listening to that there’s gonna be know-how the place random folks can simply make themselves Tom Hanks in Massive or Monica in Love and Basketball, that makes me upset.”