Angelina Jolie is participating in an Arab movie in a non-acting role.. What are the details?

The American star, Angelina Jolie, will participate in an Arab work, as it was officially announced, according to foreign websites, that the international artist has joined the team of the refugee sports documentary film “We Dare to Dream”, but not as an actress but as an executive producer, and the film is scheduled to be shown within Tribeca Film Festival Events.

The film bears the signature of the Syrian director Waad Al-Khatib, who previously directed the movie “For Sama”, which was nominated for the Oscar for Best Documentary Film at the 92nd Annual Awards.

We Dare to Dream tells the story of young, stateless athletes from Iran, Syria, South Sudan and Cameroon who competed together under the banner of the International Olympic Committee's Refugee Olympic Team at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

While superstar Angelina Jolie commented: “Since meeting director Waad Al-Kateab for the first time, I have seen extraordinary strength, talent and vision,” continuing: “Her art of exploring the refugee experience will always be with me and I am very proud to stand by her side in support of We Dare to Dream, the issues it explores and the people in it.” All over the world that this exceptional film seeks to highlight.

The American star, Angelina Jolie, will participate in an Arab work, as it was officially announced, according to foreign websites, that the international artist has joined the team of the Syrian sports documentary about refugees, “We Dare to Dream”, but not as an actress, but as an executive producer, and the film is scheduled to be shown Within the activities of the Tribeca Film Festival.

The film bears the signature of the Syrian director Waad Al-Khatib, who previously directed the movie “For Sama”, which was nominated for the Oscar for Best Documentary Film at the 92nd Annual Awards.

We Dare to Dream tells the story of young, stateless athletes from Iran, Syria, South Sudan and Cameroon who competed together under the banner of the International Olympic Committee's Refugee Olympic Team at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

While superstar Angelina Jolie commented: “Since meeting director Waad Al-Kateab for the first time, I have seen extraordinary strength, talent and vision,” continuing: “Her art of exploring the refugee experience will always be with me and I am very proud to stand by her side in support of We Dare to Dream, the issues it explores and the people in it.” All over the world that this exceptional film seeks to highlight.

Jolie has been an outspoken advocate for refugee rights, and the actress and director was named a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees from 2001 to 2012 and as a Special Envoy from 2012 to 2022.