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Ukraine condemns Woody Allen for speaking at a Russian film festival
Woody Allen's virtual participation in Moscow International Film Week drew condemnation from Ukraine's Foreign Ministry, citing support for Russian actions amid an 11-year conflict.
- Oscar-Winning American filmmaker Woody Allen appeared at the Moscow International Film Week via video link.
- Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Allen's participation, stating it gave credibility to the Russian festival and ignored atrocities in Ukraine.
- Allen criticized Putin and the invasion, but said cutting off artistic conversations is not a good way to help.
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Woody Allen took part in the Russian Film Week and talked about Russian culture. But Ukraine's criticism that the film director's appearance was a "fault" and an "insulting" of Ukrainian war victims is exaggerated.
·Frankfurt, Germany
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A video interview with the American director at the International Film Week Moscow evokes outrageous reactions from Ukraine.
·Zürich, Switzerland
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Trump talks to Putin and attacks Zelensky: “He's a great seller.” Kiev against Woody Allen for participation in Moscow Film Week
·Turin, Italy
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COMMENT. Woody Allen wants to protect the artistic conversation. But it's impossible to listen when the place is Moscow and the conversation leader defends Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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Total News Sources186
Leaning Left42Leaning Right22Center59Last UpdatedBias Distribution48% Center
Bias Distribution
- 48% of the sources are Center
48% Center
L 34%
C 48%
R 18%
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