Julia Roberts is promoting a new TV show called "Homecoming"

The legendary actress told reporters during the screening of the show that she was "engaged" to draw attention to the problem.

Julia Roberts, the star of global hits such as A pretty woman and The wedding of my best friend, worked hard Friday to make his movie star a TV star a success by promoting his first TV show, Back home from Amazon Studios, at the Toronto International Film Festival.

according to Reutersas she was walking on the red carpet at the event, the 50-year-old icon took the opportunity to discuss the move's move, claiming for the most part that it was not a big deal.

"It's all the same, it's the whole heart, it's quite a challenge and it's quite satisfying," Roberts told reporters at the event.

Julia Roberts has never been shy either about her views on politics, and she has benefited from the attention that the Toronto International Film Festival has generated to address the issue of the separation of families on the border between the United States and Mexico. The Oscar-winning starlet said Variety at the event that [family separation] is "something that I'm just sick."

the Eat Pray Love the actress also said Variety that it has undertaken to draw attention to the question of human rights.

"There are so many terrible things happening every day, so much so that this shocking atrocity could become a second-page story when it should be the first page every day. So, everything to keep it in the foreground, I'm all for, "said Roberts.

Two weeks ago, Julia Roberts shared a picture of herself on social media, wearing a T-shirt with the words "We Are Family" printed on it. The shirt comes from the Be Love Apparel collection. Proceeds from the sale of the shirts are donated to the Together Rising organization and support their mission to reunite separated immigrant families at the border.

Julia Roberts chooses to follow in the footsteps of other big screen stars such as Meryl Streep, John Travolta and Reese Witherspoon, who have subscribed to streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon. In addition, these services also draw attention to cable television and the evolution of the film industry, which is experiencing a decline in ticket sales.

Back home is a psychological thriller based on a podcast of the same name and Julia Roberts plays the main character, Heidi Bergman. Bergman is a former social worker who worked in a program known as Homecoming that was performed in a secret government facility. The Homecoming program was designed to help veterans reintegrate into civilian life.

While Julia Roberts was at the premiere of the Toronto International Film Festival, she was joined by Homecoming the creator, Sam Esmail, and other members of the cast. The actors Sissy Spacek, Stephan James, Jeremy Allen White and his teammate The wedding of my best friend, Dermot Mulroney joined her to celebrate the premiere of Back home.