????It’s so hard to say goodbye. Jena Malone opened up recently about moving on from her stint as “Hunger Games” character Johanna Mason. ????Malone, 30, played the District 7 tribute in 2013’s “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,” as well as in both “Mockingjay” movies. While the role put her through tough physical situations and intense scenes, the actress said the hardest part of playing Mason was cutting ties with the character. ????“For me, probably, the biggest challenge was just the end,” she said. “Knowing that it was the end, that funny pressure builds inside the body when you’re shooting your final scene. It’s like, ‘Oh my goodness, I’m saying goodbye to a character that I’ve fallen deeply and madly in love with for the past two years.’” ????Since 2015’s “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2” wrapped filming this past summer, Malone has kept herself busy with an active movie schedule and an artistic new project. But now it’s time to say goodbye. ????The “Angelica” actress is currently showing an exhibit at Los Angeles’ MAMA Art Gallery. Called “The Holy Other,” the display features photos that Malone took during a 10-day trip to Myanmar. ????The November 21 opening was feted by the likes of Luke Grimes and Emily Browning and introduced the public to Malone’s stunning shots, the proceeds of which will go to a charity called Girl Determined, which “works with young Burmese women to educate and empower them through societal shifts in their country.” ????While her confidence in acting comes through in her films, Malone said that this project is a bit harder. ????“I’m nervous,” she said of showing her photos. “I feel like you only really get nervous off of things that you care most about in life. You know? So, they’re definitely beautiful nerves. ????“It’s the first time I’ve ever done that,” she added.(SD-Agencies) | 