Shatha Hassoun makes a fiery comment about some of the Cannes Film Festival attendees

Actress Shatha Hassoun, with a strongly worded fiery message, attacked some of the stars attending the Cannes International Film Festival in its 77th session currently being held.

Shatha Hassoun expresses her dissatisfaction with the presence of Cannes cinema Shatha Hassoun expressed her dissatisfaction with some people attending the Cannes Festival without official invitations, considering that this reduces the value of the festival and makes it lose its prestige.

Shatha Hassoun wrote, through her personal account on the “X” platform: “Unfortunately, the red carpet of the Cannes Film Festival in France has become a thing of the past.”

Followers interacted with the Iraqi artist’s speech, with supporters and opponents of her speech.

Shatha Hassoun attacks those in charge of the Al-Ayyak Festival It is noteworthy that the artist Shatha Hassoun also attacked those responsible for the second session of the Iraq International Festival, which she was president of in the first session.

“Blackmailers,” is how Shatha described those to whom she addressed her message. She put up the festival’s poster and confused the public about her attack and what she wrote, stressing that she would not surrender.

Shatha Hassoun: Be careful The Iraqi artist wrote on the blogging site

She continued, "It is the innate and fierce defense of life for the little one in the arms of a caring mother who challenges the universe for him to live and survive."

She concluded, "To all the blackmailers, I say to them, beware of the fierce mother, because, by God, she will not remain silent or surrender!!!"

Shatha Hassoun defends Iraq It is worth noting that Shatha Hassoun had defended her country, Iraq, in light of the news that spread daily about murders and kidnappings, through her account on the X platform.

Hassoun said in her blog post on her official account on the platform: “Yes, Iraq is a country of safety and security compared to the past, and it saddens me when I see Arab and international channels whose crimes are greater and more. They focus only on incidents in Iraq until they show an ugly picture. We are trying, each one in his own field, to fix it.” May we advance to a better Iraq..and this stems from my love for my country and nothing else, and enough of bidding on my patriotism!!!”