He did it during the red carpet of the film about Donald Trum, The Apprentice, by Iranian filmmaker Ali Abbas
The tricolor dress Cate Blanchett in it Cannes Film Festival caught everyone’s attention. Knowing the impact that her figure generates, the Australian actress wanted to show her solidarity with the people of Palestine by wearing clothing that emulates their flag.
He did it during the red carpet of the film The Apprentice, by Iranian filmmaker Ali Abbas, the film about how donald trump amassed his fortune, and that he has already received threats from the former North American president.
Wearing a pale pink and black haute couture dress by Haider Ackerman for Jean Paul Gaultier, Blanchett extended a green train to leave attendees speechless. A series of snapshots that were soon echoed by the international media and social networks, applauding the interpreter.
Cate Blanchett’s engagement
As a goodwill ambassador for UNHCR (the UN High Commissioner) since 2015, Blanchett has a clear commitment to refugees around the world. Something that she has always demonstrated that she has been able to as one of the most critical voices in Hollywood.
The actress also stars this year in the image of the 2024 San Sebastián Festival, where she will receive the Donostia Award of the 72nd edition.
The actress, winner of two Oscars, was one of the fifty Hollywood stars who signed a manifesto in October last year to ask Joe Biden that demanded Netanyahu a ceasefire on Gaza. Among those signatories were also Joaquin Phoenix, Kristen Stewart and Susan Sarandon.
We will be able to see Blanchett soon in the film Borderlandswhich we were witnessing these days in its first trailer, while we recently learned of its signing in the new title of Jim Jarmusch, Father, Mother, Sister, Brother.
Source: Ambito
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