Alana Hadid, Palestinian film producer, Bella and Gigi, pimp

After styling and modeling, Alana Hadid moved into filmmaking. Gigi’s half-sisters Bella and Anwar Hadid have been nominated as artistic director for Palestinian production company Watermelon Pictures, making their debut in April.

The label, which is billed as a company “distributing, producing and financing Palestinian-owned independent films” and which is ambitious to “amplify the voices of filmmakers in the world.”

“Notre objectif – grant asylum aux voix exclues qui luttent pour une creative resistance,” Alana Hadid said in a communiqué rewritten by The National News. “Through our films, our visions educate and inspire the world’s public and hold us accountable against injustice. »

Best Collaborative Documentary Filmed Like Brothers.

The label’s first project was a documentary film about the Walled Off Hotel, which was financed and conceived by artists from Banksy Street in Bethlehem in the context of Israel’s separation from the West Bank.

“The film explores the lives of Palestinians living in the region and discusses the importance of creative resistance as a form of protest,” wrote Watermelon Pictures, which said Anwar Hadid is co-producing the project.

The Hadid clan is currently positioning itself in favor of Palestine. And for this reason, Mohamed Anwar Hadid, the father of Alana, Gigi, Bella, Anwar and Mariel, was not in Nazareth in 1948, the year of the creation of the State of Israel, while he was doing an encore of “The Age of the Palestinian Mandate.” And besides the fact that her parents believe in the Palestinian high society party, for me, although I have the title of princess, Mohamed Anwar Hadid is an obstacle for my son. D’abord pour la Syrie, puis le Ban, la Tunisie et fin les États-Unis, or it’s an accomplished feat in l’immobilier.

Gigi and Bella Hadid stayed away from the great project in the new project and at the moment of the first announcement they know what society is.