HOLLYWOOD’S ELITE STORMS BRITISH PARLIAMENT — JUST 48 HOURS AFTER THE GOLDEN GLOBES, award-winning filmmakers launched a SHOCKING political offensive from INSIDE the House of Lords. Their weapon? A harrowing film about the killing of 5-year-old Hind Rajab, a Palestinian child whose final, desperate phone call to rescue services was IGNORED as she was allegedly killed by the IDF. This isn’t just cinema; it’s a DECLARATION OF WAR on Western complacency, and our politicians are giving them a platform.
The film’s creators sat before MPs and delivered a BLISTERING indictment, accusing Western governments of being “silent or complicit” in what they call a GENOCIDE in Gaza. Director Kaouther Ben Hania described hearing Hind’s voice as a catalyst, admitting she felt a “helplessness” that only radical art could address. But this is BEYOND art. This is a coordinated campaign targeting the very heart of European power, with panels already planned for the EU Parliament in Brussels. They are leveraging their awards-season glory to FORFEIT entertainment for outright activism.
The campaign is backed by a star-studded cadre including Joaquin Phoenix and Mark Ruffalo, who signed an open letter demanding aid for Gaza, using Hind’s story as a moral bludgeon. Producer Nadim Cheikhrouha laid bare the terrifying truth: their “biggest fear” is that they made the film “for no reason” while world leaders continue to fund and enable the violence. This is a DIRECT CHALLENGE to our institutions, asking if a child’s recorded screams are more powerful than our diplomacy.
As this film eyes Oscars and BAFTAs, a chilling question is being screamed from the halls of power: are our prestigious awards and parliamentary chambers now just stages for prosecuting geopolitical crimes? The line between witness and accomplice has VANISHED. When the history of this conflict is written, will it remember us as the audience that turned away, or the collaborators who allowed the final curtain to fall?
Author: Kayitsi.com
