On Friday, Hezbollah criticized the Lebanese government for permitting cinemas to show Steven Spielberg's film "The Post" despite calls for a ban due to the director's links to Israel. After Lebanon's interior minister ruled against the ban, the film premiered in Beirut this week. Activists in Lebanon had campaigned against the movie citing contributions Spielberg made to Israel during its 2006 war with Hezbollah in Lebanon. Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, leader of the Iranian-backed political and military movement, said of Spielberg, "This man announced his support for the Israeli aggression against Lebanon. He paid Israel from his own money...to kill your children and destroy your houses." Last year, Lebanon banned the film "Wonder Woman" over Israeli actress Gal Gadot's starring role.
19-01-2018 - Vidéo