From The Hollywood Reporter · Etan Vlessing · · 40s
Swiss Queer Film Fest Drops Israeli Film
Swiss film festival removes Israeli Oscar submission after boycott threats.
In brief
Swiss film festival removes Israeli Oscar submission after boycott threats. The Geneva Everybody's Perfect film festival dropped Israel's Oscar submission 'Tell Me Everything' following boycott threats and protest calls. Originally reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
Geneva Everybody's Perfect Festival
The Geneva Everybody's Perfect film festival dropped Israel's Oscar submission 'Tell Me Everything' after boycott threats and protest calls.
“The world is particularly polarized and this festival is trying to unite people and raise awareness about LGBTIQ+ issues… Love not hate.”
Artistic Director Statement
Artistic director Sylvie Cachin said the festival is dedicated to human rights and queer expression globally.
“The Geneva Everybody’s Perfect film festival is a place to convene, dedicated to human rights and queer expression around the world.”
Boycott Threats
The festival removed the film following boycott and protest calls that threatened its participation.
What to remember
The Geneva Everybody's Perfect film festival dropped Israel's Oscar submission 'Tell Me Everything' following boycott threats and protest calls.
