Oscar winner Citizenfour Filmmaker Laura Poitras criticized the Toronto and Venice film festivals for hosting Hillary Clinton on their red carpets and said festival organizers were complicit in whitewashing Hillary’s political record for warmongering.
Both Hillary and Chelsea Clinton were recently featured at the Toronto International Film Festival to present their Netflix documentaries. in his armshas the youngest female mayor in Afghanistan. (The Clintons made a documentary).
Laura Poitras reportedly criticized Hillary Clinton in her speech at the Toronto Film Festival’s Doc Conference this week.
“It’s disturbing to see some of the most powerful people in the world like Hillary Clinton walking the red carpet in Venice and at TIFF and saying nothing,” Poitras said in a Deadline report. “And I would say he also does some sort of whitewashing. So Hillary Clinton actively participated in the wars and invasions in Iraq and Afghanistan. She supported increasing the number of soldiers, she.”
Laura Poitras criticizes Hillary Clinton’s film festival performances, accusing the former secretary of state of “making some sort of whitewash” via https://t.co/Iun1g2JVJm @thr
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Poitras added: “It really worries me that all this is being forgotten and that we are providing a platform. So documentaries are journalism. We stand for the facts and hold people accountable. And I don’t understand why there aren’t any more questions about what that means… I think we really need to see what that means for the state of the documentary.”
in his arms It will begin streaming on Netflix in November. The documentary was produced by Hillary’s production company, HiddenLight, which also produced a new series for AppleTV+. BraveIt follows Hillary and Chelsea’s trip to interview “ugly” women.
Hillary Clinton also attended this year’s Venice Film Festival, where she walked the red carpet in an unusual dress for the film’s premiere. white noiseIt is also distributed by Netflix.
Laura Poitras won an Oscar for her documentary about Edward Snowden. Citizenfour. This year, he won the first prize at the Venice Film Festival with his last film. All the beauty and bloodAlongside photographer Nan Goldin, she follows the Sackler family’s fallout over Purdue Pharma’s role in the opioid crisis.
Source: Breitbart
