Scarlett Johansson talks about "Black Widow": will explore trauma and self-doubt

According to foreign media, Scarlett Johansson recently talked about the "Black Widow" personal movie which will be released on May 1 next year and said that this is a movie about self-forgiveness and family, and it will explore many difficult things, such as trauma and self-doubt.

Scarlett Johansson said: "I think in a way, we go through a process of maturity many times in our lives, and we have these transitions that you have to cross in order to move on. I think in this movie, this character is at that moment - when we see her, she is facing a real crisis. And throughout the whole movie, she has to face herself and the things that make her who she is on many levels in order to really get through this crisis. On the other hand, it also allows her to start over in a way and step into a new place as a more grounded and peaceful person. This is her journey."

It is reported that Scarlett Johansson previously expressed the hope that the "Black Widow" movie would be neither an origin story nor a spy story, and she did not want it to feel superficial.