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"Stop Raping Us": Topless Protester Crashes Cannes Red Carpet
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Ubiquitous
May 23, 2022, 1:48:56 PM5/23/22
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A topless woman with the words "stop raping us" painted on her chest shocked
the crowd at Cannes when she crashed a red carpet event Friday.
The incident occurred during an event for the new film "Three Thousand Years
Of Longing." The woman, who wore only underwear, had blue and yellow paint on
her body and the name of a radical feminist group on her back, prompting
speculation the protest may have been connected to the ongoing Russian
invasion of Ukraine.
"Don't rape us!" the woman yelled as she dropped to her knees before security
guards threw a coat over her and dragged her away.
A New York Times reporter recorded part of the chaotic scene before being
blocked by authorities.
"On the Cannes red carpet for George Miller's new movie, the woman in front
of me stripped off all her clothes (covered in body paint) and fell to her
knees screaming in front of photographers," wrote Kyle Buchanan. "Cannes
authorities rushed over, covered her in a coat, & blocked my camera from
filming," he wrote in a tweet, describing the incident.
On the Cannes red carpet for George Miller's new movie, the woman in
front of me stripped off all her clothes (covered in body paint) and
fell to her knees screaming in front of photographers. Cannes
authorities rushed over, covered her in a coat, & blocked my camera
from filming pic.twitter.com/JFdWlwVMEw
-- Kyle Buchanan (@kylebuchanan) May 20, 2022
The woman, who had stripped off her clothing moments before creating the
ruckus, also had red paint pouring from her underwear, red handprints on her
thighs, and the word "scum" scrawled on the small of her back. While it was
not clear what the protest was about, Russian soldiers have been accused of
raping Ukrainian civilians in the war, which began in February.
SCUM is the name of a radical French feminist group that claimed credit for
the protest in a tweet.
"A SCUM activist enters the red carpet of the #Cannes2022 festival to
denounce the sexual violence inflicted on Ukrainian women in the context of
the war," the group said.
Une activiste SCUM s'introduit sur le tapis rouge du festival de
#Cannes2022 pour dénoncer les violences sexuelles infligées aux
ukrainiennes dans le contexte de la guerre.#cannes2022redcarpet
pic.twitter.com/cGEJDghD2k
-- SCUM (@scum_officiel) May 20, 2022
The demonstration came ahead of Cannes' "Ukraine Day" on Saturday, when the
festival will hold a series of events to show solidarity for Ukraine's film
industry.
"Three Thousand Years Of Longing" marks Director George Miller's first film
since "Mad Max: Fury Road" in 2015. It stars Tilda Swinton and Idris Elba and
is about a scholar who meets a magician in a hotel room, then discovers his
fantastical past while getting to make three wishes.
Miller, Swinton, and Elba walked the red carpet after the protester was
hauled away, Variety reported.
#MeToo
--
Let's go Brandon!
the crowd at Cannes when she crashed a red carpet event Friday.
The incident occurred during an event for the new film "Three Thousand Years
Of Longing." The woman, who wore only underwear, had blue and yellow paint on
her body and the name of a radical feminist group on her back, prompting
speculation the protest may have been connected to the ongoing Russian
invasion of Ukraine.
"Don't rape us!" the woman yelled as she dropped to her knees before security
guards threw a coat over her and dragged her away.
A New York Times reporter recorded part of the chaotic scene before being
blocked by authorities.
"On the Cannes red carpet for George Miller's new movie, the woman in front
of me stripped off all her clothes (covered in body paint) and fell to her
knees screaming in front of photographers," wrote Kyle Buchanan. "Cannes
authorities rushed over, covered her in a coat, & blocked my camera from
filming," he wrote in a tweet, describing the incident.
On the Cannes red carpet for George Miller's new movie, the woman in
front of me stripped off all her clothes (covered in body paint) and
fell to her knees screaming in front of photographers. Cannes
authorities rushed over, covered her in a coat, & blocked my camera
from filming pic.twitter.com/JFdWlwVMEw
-- Kyle Buchanan (@kylebuchanan) May 20, 2022
The woman, who had stripped off her clothing moments before creating the
ruckus, also had red paint pouring from her underwear, red handprints on her
thighs, and the word "scum" scrawled on the small of her back. While it was
not clear what the protest was about, Russian soldiers have been accused of
raping Ukrainian civilians in the war, which began in February.
SCUM is the name of a radical French feminist group that claimed credit for
the protest in a tweet.
"A SCUM activist enters the red carpet of the #Cannes2022 festival to
denounce the sexual violence inflicted on Ukrainian women in the context of
the war," the group said.
Une activiste SCUM s'introduit sur le tapis rouge du festival de
#Cannes2022 pour dénoncer les violences sexuelles infligées aux
ukrainiennes dans le contexte de la guerre.#cannes2022redcarpet
pic.twitter.com/cGEJDghD2k
-- SCUM (@scum_officiel) May 20, 2022
The demonstration came ahead of Cannes' "Ukraine Day" on Saturday, when the
festival will hold a series of events to show solidarity for Ukraine's film
industry.
"Three Thousand Years Of Longing" marks Director George Miller's first film
since "Mad Max: Fury Road" in 2015. It stars Tilda Swinton and Idris Elba and
is about a scholar who meets a magician in a hotel room, then discovers his
fantastical past while getting to make three wishes.
Miller, Swinton, and Elba walked the red carpet after the protester was
hauled away, Variety reported.
#MeToo
--
Let's go Brandon!
bingo jones
Aug 20, 2023, 11:07:42 AM8/20/23
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call her nigger.
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