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"Non credo sia importante cosa è successo a me per aver parlato di Gaza, ma sapere che, mentre parliamo, migliaia di persone, a cessate il fuoco in corso, continuino a essere uccise. I bambini vengono ancora colpiti alla testa dai cecchini, vengono sepolti vivi, lasciati morire di fame e non possiamo permettere che tutto questo diventi normalità. Questo è uno dei motivi per cui è importante farsi arrestare". Così Susan Sarandon - in occasione della presentazione di ‘The Accompanist’ ad Alice nella Città, kermesse autonoma e parallela alla Festa del Cinema di Roma - interviene sulla guerra in corso a Gaza, a poche settimane dall'arresto lampo a New York durante una protesta organizzata in concomitanza con l'intervento del premier israeliano Benjamin Netanyahu all'Assemblea generale delle Nazioni Unite. (di Lucrezia Leombruni)

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00:00I think it's not important how, what's happened to me because of talking about Gaza.
00:08I think what's important now is to know that as we are talking, thousands more people with a ceasefire are
00:16still being killed.
00:17Over 2,000 have been killed in Lebanon.
00:20Children are still being sniped in the head.
00:23They are being buried alive.
00:25They are being starved.
00:26And the thing, we cannot allow this to be normalized.
00:31That's one of the reasons it's important to get arrested because it's been going on for so long that it's
00:39not even talked about enough.
00:41And so a film like this, like NASA and the fact that people are still in the streets and that
00:48kids are thousands showing up.
00:51And it's very important because we can't allow this to become who we are as a world.
00:58That this can happen and no one does anything.
01:02So rather than talk about what's happened to quiet me, I think it's just important to, especially as journalists,
01:09to take every opportunity to keep the killing in the news and to do everything we can for a real
01:17ceasefire,
01:18which we have yet to ever have.

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