Why Netanyahu hates the most powerful film of the year
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Film festivals have become battlegrounds of political discourse. Unwillingly, it must be said. Long gone are the days when directors and actors were eager to engage in political arguments that led to protests, walkouts, and fist fights. This isn’t the 1960s.
At Berlin earlier this year, Wim Wenders said that film should not be political – “we have to stay out of politics because if we make movies that are dedicatedly political, we enter the field of politics.” Channing Tatum looked embarrassed
At Berlin earlier this year, Wim Wenders said that film should not be political – “we have to stay out of politics because if we make movies that are dedicatedly political, we enter the field of politics.” Channing Tatum looked embarrassed
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