Major film festivals have never been mere celebrations of cinematic beauty; they have consistently acted as platforms for political and social reflection.
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In Berlin, the Golden Bear often symbolizes resistance, with films addressing war, oppression, and human rights.
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In Cannes, the Palme d’Or has frequently gone to films carrying powerful messages about freedom and justice.
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From Berlin to Cannes and Venice, these festivals became arenas where art and politics intersect.
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Critics argue that cinema, through these stages, has reshaped global conscience, turning the seventh art into a tool of resistance and influence.
Sources – Agencies
