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Hundreds of artists urge Venice Film Festival to support Palestine

Hundreds of artists are urging the Venice Film Festival to take concrete action in support of Palestine. The supplied report describes a public advocacy campaign, not a government measure.

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The campaign highlights cultural-sector pressure linked to the Israel-Palestinian conflict but does not itself change the conflict's status.

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  1. Ratusan Seniman Desak Festival Film Venesia Ambil Aksi Nyata Dukung Palestina ↗ameera.republika.co.id · Recorded source date: Aug 30, 2026, 1:31 PM UTC

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