2023-12-26 22:00:00
American actress Angelina Jolie published a video clip of an interview she conducted with Syrian director Waad Al-Khatib as part of the documentary film “We Dare to Dream,” which is scheduled to be shown at the next Tribeca Film Festival, which will be held in June 2024.
Jolie confirmed in the video that she had abandoned the idea of the existence of good people, whether they were specific peoples or countries, since she began working in the humanitarian field, that is, regarding 20 years. She added, “Perhaps I found this idea through the events of World War II, and it also meant the existence of… Clear goals and lines for human rights, and that someone must take action to achieve these rights, which is necessarily the mission of the United Nations.”
She added, “It was a simple and specific idea, with clear signs in it, a dimension related to the future, and leading to action to achieve these rights on the ground.”
Angelina Jolie realized that things do not work in this simple way, and she says, “I learned that the world does not work in this way, but in another way, which is that we will give some people these rights, and perhaps we will give them temporarily to others, but some of them will never get them, and we will condemn those people.” For a crime, we will not convict those. “It is the ugly truth of the world and human rights in the world are a big lie.”
We dare to dream
The film’s events revolve around young athletes who do not have a specific nationality and were born in Iran, Syria, South Sudan or Cameroon, and they compete in international competitions together under the banner of the International Olympic Committee’s Refugee Olympic Team at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
Angelina Jolie wrote in the caption of the video, “I sat down with my friend Waad Al-Khatib to discuss her new documentary, “We Dare to Dream,” which revolves around the refugee Olympic team that participated in the Tokyo Games 3 years ago.” She added, “I have worked with refugees for more than 20 years. They were among the most courageous, resistant and capable people.”
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Angelina Jolie has been working as a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees since 2001, and addresses many issues related to humanity, including the Israeli war on Gaza, where she said on her official Instagram account, “This is the deliberate bombing of a besieged population who have nowhere to flee.”
She added in a post that she accompanied with a picture of the devastation caused by the Israeli raids on the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, “Gaza has been an open prison for nearly two decades, and is rapidly turning into a mass grave. 40% of the dead are innocent children. Entire families are being killed.”
“As the world watches and with the active support of many governments, millions of Palestinian civilians – children, women and families – are being subjected to collective punishment and dehumanization, all while being deprived of food, medicine and humanitarian aid, which is contrary to international law,” Jolie continued. “By refusing to demand a ceasefire on humanitarian grounds and preventing the United Nations Security Council from imposing a ceasefire on both parties, world leaders are complicit in these crimes.”
Angelina Jolie has won many awards, including one Oscar, three Golden Globe Awards, and two Screen Actors Guild Awards in the United States. She has been named the highest-paid actress in Hollywood several times. Jolie is known for her many charitable works. She was chosen several times for the Most Influential Woman Award on the international level. the world.
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