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Relay is a mechanically crafted thriller by David Mackenzie starring Riz Ahmed as a broker protecting clients with incriminating evidence, but it lacks emotional depth and character development, ultimately delivering a shallow, plot-driven experience that fails to fully engage or provide meaningful social insight.
Pink denies flying Israeli flags on her tour, clarifying that the flags she uses are Poi flags from New Zealand. Riz Ahmed calls for an end to the indiscriminate bombing of Gaza and denounces the actions of Hamas. The Academy Museum Gala and the red carpet premiere for the film "Priscilla" have been canceled out of respect for the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The conflict has caused reverberations in Hollywood, with celebrities like Meryl Streep and Oprah Winfrey set to be honored at the gala.
Actor Riz Ahmed has called for an end to the "morally indefensible war crimes" committed by Israel, including the indiscriminate bombing of Gaza's civilians. Ahmed emphasized the need to recognize the suffering of both Israelis and Palestinians, but urged urgent action to avert the loss of innocent lives in Gaza. The recent escalation of violence has resulted in a high death toll, with over 2,300 Palestinians killed and at least 1 million displaced. Ahmed's plea highlights the humanitarian crisis and calls for an end to the denial of basic necessities and forced displacement of people.
Riz Ahmed has made a plea on social media for an end to the indiscriminate bombing of Gaza's civilians amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. Ahmed emphasized the need to recognize the suffering of the people of Gaza and called for urgent action to avert the loss of innocent lives. The war has resulted in a high death toll, displacement of residents, and fears of a humanitarian crisis. Hollywood celebrities have shown support for Israel, with over 700 entertainment industry figures signing an open letter condemning Hamas and demanding the return of hostages held in Gaza.
Riz Ahmed and Molly Gordon will not be attending the Locarno Film Festival due to the ongoing actors strike. Ahmed's world premiere of "Dammi" will still take place as planned, while Gordon will not be present for the screening of "Theater Camp." Stellan Skarsgård will also forgo an award in solidarity with the strike. The festival expressed support for the strike and acknowledged the challenges faced by individuals in the film industry. Locarno is the first major European film festival to be affected by the strike.