Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon Among 900 Artists Who Condemned the "Genocide" in Gaza

A long list of musicians criticize in an open letter the investment fund behind several major European festivals for its financial ties to Israel. The company also owns four Danish festivals.

More than 900 film personalities have signed an open letter condemning the "genocide" in Gaza and the film industry's failure to speak out on the issue.

An open letter signed by a number of actors and filmmakers condemning Israel's military operations in the Gaza Strip and calling for the release of hostages held by Hamas has seen a significant increase in signatures during the Cannes Film Festival.

Cannes - More than 900 actors and filmmakers have signed an open letter criticizing Israel's offensive in the Palestinian Gaza Strip, calling it genocide, AFP reported today, adding that several hundred people, including French actress Catherine Deneuve, signed the letter during the Cannes International Film Festival.

More than 900 actors and filmmakers have signed an open letter condemning the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip, calling it a genocide, AFP reported today, citing several hundred people, including French actress Catherine Deneuve, who signed the letter during the Cannes Film Festival. The open letter also criticizes the film industry for not speaking out enough against the horrors in the Gaza Strip. "As artists and people working in culture, w…

The president of the Cannois jury, Juliette Binoche, who paid tribute to Fatima Hassouna in her opening speech, signed the gallery a few days after the start of the Cannes Film Festival.