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May 22, 2014 7:12 PM UTC For an actor, promoting a movie usually requires spending a lot of time talking about his or her character and the world of the film. And, in this week’s TIME, Ellen Page does just that for the new _X-Men: Days of Future Past_ (in theaters this weekend), discussing the way the movie’s worldview meshes with her own and why she might use mutant powers to see what it’s like to be Jay Z. But sometimes, a movie release coincides with real-life events, and in _X-Men_‘s case, that something happens to be the recent suit against director Bryan Singer, who has been accused of sexually abusing a minor. (On Wednesday, according to [_The Hollywood Reporter_](http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/bryan-singer-files-motion-dismiss-706418), Singer filed a motion to dismiss. In [a recent cover story for the same publication](http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/x-mens-ellen-page-life-701414), Page said that those accusations against Singer were “disturbing” and that “the truth will come out in the way that it does.” But, she told TIME, no matter ends up happening with Singer’s case, there’s a larger issue that we should be talking about instead: --- > “” --- Such power imbalances, and their “creepy” consequences, have often been seen as a problem that mostly affects those for whom the imbalance is greatest; as my colleague Kate Pickert [explained](http://time.com/88234/bryan-singer-hollywood-scandal/) when the Singer scandal first broke, advocates say that the aspirants who have the most to gain and lose are the ones most in danger of predatory quid-pro-quo transactions. 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