The Academy Awards or the Oscars. In its 96th celebration of the film industry. Oppenheimer won 7 Academy Awards as the top winner. The ceremony was delayed due to protestors taking the streets of LA demanding ceasing fire in Gaza. ‘Artists4Palestine’ badges were donned by celebrities such as Ramy Youssef and Billie Elish, others wore Palestinian flags on their lapels, while Mark Ruffalo celebrated the protesting of LA residents blocking the streets to the Oscars.
Best International Film winner director Jonathan Glazer for Zone of Interest condemned the ongoing attack in Gaza:‘Our film shows where dehumanisation leads at its worst. It’s shaped all of our past and present. Right now, we stand here as men who refute their jewishness and the Holocaust being hijacked by an occupation which has led to conflict for so many innocent people. Whether the victims of October 7th in Israel, or the ongoing attack on Gaza, all the victims of this dehumanisation, how do we resist?’
Watch: Jonathan Glazer calls out Israel’s weaponisation of the holocaust
Not only that Palestine was the issue of the day at the world’s most famous awards. ‘20 Days in Mariupol’ won best documentary directed by Mstyslav Chernov, a harrowing first-person account of the early days of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The film is produced jointly by The Associated Press and PBS’ “Frontline”. Associated Press’ journalism is seen everyday by more than half of the world’s population.
Read: ’20 Days in Mariupol’ wins best documentary Oscar, a first for AP and PBS’ ‘Frontline’
AP or Associated Press published earlier a press release coverage by Walther Kranz the global PR agency on the First In history Cinar Artistry Carpet Fashion Show and the first Avant-Garde Art Gallery Catwalk of Elena Butko’s Abstract Artworks at the Fashion Factor historical 7th edition in Dubai.
Read: Unveiling Fashion’s Finest: The Spectacular 7th Edition of The Fashion Factor
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Elena Butko’s artworks depicting the war in Ukraine and advocating for stopping wars wherever they are has been highlighted in the trailer of ‘Calling Hearts’ 
documentary of the Ukrainian refugee crisis along Angelina Jolie’s quote by Annina Alexis Fedorkova the director and producer of the documentary by The Palace Entertainment Group and Nikna Doda Films. Annina Fedorkova, Elena Butko, and Angelina Jolie collective endeavors were highlighted by the UN’s Global Ambassador of the Uni for Peace by the Commission for Peace; H.E. Zulfiquar Ghadiyali in his words on the trailer of the film.
‘In the realm of addressing the refugee crisis, the passion-driven efforts of individuals like Annina Alexis Fedorkova, director of ‘Calling Hearts’, and artist Elena Butko, who depicts the harsh realities of war through her artworks while contributing to Ukraine, underscore the power of art and film in raising awareness. As Angelina Jolie aptly stated, ‘Refugees are individuals with the same dreams and aspirations as anyone else.’ Their collective endeavors shed light on the resilience of the human spirit in the face of displacement and inspire positive change.’
Watch: Calling Heart & Elena Butko Movie Trailer
‘Calling Hearts’ was officially selected and nominated finalist at Bridge of Peace, Catania, and Capri, Hollywood film festivals, and scheduled for screening at the Rotary Cosmopolitan Club of Dubai, REEL Cinemas, and the Molodist Film Festival in Ukraine this year, and also anticipated to be screened with the mention and highlight of Elena Butko’s Abstract Artworks and her new concept art couture by Yoona AI at the Better World Fund Forum and the Red Carpet Reception Soiree’ of the Digital Fashion Awards during Cannes Film Festival by the Digital Fashion Magazine, Porterium Magazine, and KM Universe. The UN Global Ambassador of the Peace
Commission’s Uni for Peace has previously highlighted Elena Butko’s artworks for stopping wars along the supermodel Naomi Campell’s role in racial and gender equality, and the ultra soprano Emily Thorner’s singing for harmony and unity at the Green Carpet Gala Dinner of the Climate Change Forum during COP28 last year in the UAE where Naomi received the ‘Outstanding Contribution to Advocating Gender and Racial Equality’ Award.
‘The peace initiatives like Naomi Campbell’s role in gender and racial equality, the artist Elena Butko’s paintings for peace and stopping wars, while Emily Thorner the opera singer performed for harmony and unity, etc. Overall, it was an interesting gathering of climate advocates.’
Emily Thorner who has been praised for her opera singing for harmony and unity was featured in the FF7 Fashion Factor’s historical 7th edition Courtesy Magazine by G.P.I. Global Partners Investments Limited for CINAR’s Artistry Fashion Carpets and the Courtesy Magazine of the ‘A Night At The Museum’ soiree’ after the conclusion of Art Dubai 2024 where she performed live at the CINAR Magnificent Carpet Museum with Ezgi Turdu the violinist which made the mesmerising news reads of the whimsical and scenic night in Dubai with Emily Thorner’s high notes, Ezgi Turdu’s strings of a violin, and the missing artist’s Elena Butko anonymous and mysterious artworks.
The congratulation came out at G.P.I.’s Social Media PR Campaign celebrating the 96th Academy Awards and highlighting the Vinyl District also known as the Hollywood Boulevard which is the heart of Hollywood with its famous Walk of Fame and labeled as Hollywood’s fashion district developed by Relevant Group with their flagship Dream Hollywood Hotel and their portfolio of restaurants, rooftop bars, and hotels where celebrities are seen dining, partying, and celebrating their most enduring moments and occasions.
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