Actors Mark Ruffalo and Joaquin Phoenix are among a group of high-profile figures who have signed a pledge to boycott Israeli film institutions they say are complicit in human rights abuses against Palestinians.
The pledge is part of a wider cultural boycott movement, with signatories calling on the international film community to cut ties with institutions they believe are linked to government policies and actions in Gaza.
Supporters say the move is a stand for human rights and accountability. Critics argue it unfairly targets artists and risks deepening political divisions in the entertainment industry.
The pledge is part of a wider cultural boycott movement, with signatories calling on the international film community to cut ties with institutions they believe are linked to government policies and actions in Gaza.
Supporters say the move is a stand for human rights and accountability. Critics argue it unfairly targets artists and risks deepening political divisions in the entertainment industry.
Actors Mark Ruffalo and Joaquin Phoenix are among a group of high-profile figures who have signed a pledge to boycott Israeli film institutions they say are complicit in human rights abuses against Palestinians.
The pledge is part of a wider cultural boycott movement, with signatories calling on the international film community to cut ties with institutions they believe are linked to government policies and actions in Gaza.
Supporters say the move is a stand for human rights and accountability. Critics argue it unfairly targets artists and risks deepening political divisions in the entertainment industry.
