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Marta Balaga
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Film Journalist, Cineuropa
Beats
Television , Entertainment, Music , Food, Fashion, Pop Culture , Theme Parks, Music Festivals , Movies
City and county government, education
Content
Fatma Hassona, the Palestinian Protagonist of Cannes-Bound ‘Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk,’ Killed in Israeli Missile Strike
By Marta Balaga Verified| Variety Verified Fatma Hassona, the Palestinian protagonist of Sepideh Farsi’s “Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk” – selected for Cannes’ ACID – was tragically killed with her family by an Israeli missile that targeted her building, the ACID team has shared with Variety. Hassona, who was based in Gaza, was 25. “Her smile was as magical as her tenacity: bearing witness, photographing Gaza, distributing food despite the bombs, mourning and hunger.
Cannes Section ACID Announces Selection From a ‘Feel-Good Movie About Depression' to a New Drama with Paris Olympics ‘Blue Man'
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Fatma Hassona, the Palestinian Protagonist of Cannes-Bound ‘Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk,’ Killed in Israeli Missile Strike
By Marta Balaga Verified| Variety Verified Fatma Hassona, the Palestinian protagonist of Sepideh Farsi’s “Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk” – selected for Cannes’ ACID – was tragically killed with her family by an Israeli missile that targeted her building, the ACID team has shared with Variety. Hassona, who was based in Gaza, was 25. “Her smile was as magical as her tenacity: bearing witness, photographing Gaza, distributing food despite the bombs, mourning and hunger.
Company Info
Cineuropa
Cineuropa is an online information portal dedicated to promoting European cinema and culture worldwide. Founded in 2002 by Italia Cinema, it is co-funded by the Creative Europe MEDIA Programme of the European Union and supported by various film institutions across Europe. Cineuropa provides a variety of services for industry professionals and film enthusiasts. It publishes daily news, reviews, and interviews about the European film industry. The platform also offers in-depth industry reports, extensive databases on films and professionals, online training courses, and detailed script analyses. With around 600,000 monthly visitors and a strong social media presence, Cineuropa engages a diverse audience interested in cinema. Its content is available in English, French, Italian, and Spanish, enhancing its accessibility to a global audience.
Schaerbeek, Brussels, Belgium
Founded: 2005