Home Actress Trudie Styler HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers May 2024 Trudie Styler Instagram - Today is the first day of spring, but for the people now suffering in Gaza, and for the families of the hostages taken and loved ones lost in Israel, their winter of anguish will continue. I have been moved by this post by Misan Harriman, photographer, social activist, Oscar-nominated filmmaker and Ambassador for Save the Children, about the pregnant women of Gaza. Every mother, I’m certain, remembers the anxiety of taking your newborn baby out into the world for the first time. The potential for harm that we imagine in every bump in the road, every loud noise, every car exhaust. So imagine bringing your newborn baby into a war. Knowing that nothing you do will protect them in any way from the danger all around. As a humanitarian and a compassionate human being, I ask you to please listen to Misan’s words with an open mind, and to call for peace to prevail. This is not a question of taking political sides. Everyone is losing the war in Gaza. It’s time to put humanity first. To focus on what connects us all as human beings, not what drives us apart. And may the onset of spring bring with it some new hope for peace. Read more about how women’s reproductive health is being impacted by the war at the link in bio.

Trudie Styler Instagram – Today is the first day of spring, but for the people now suffering in Gaza, and for the families of the hostages taken and loved ones lost in Israel, their winter of anguish will continue. I have been moved by this post by Misan Harriman, photographer, social activist, Oscar-nominated filmmaker and Ambassador for Save the Children, about the pregnant women of Gaza. Every mother, I’m certain, remembers the anxiety of taking your newborn baby out into the world for the first time. The potential for harm that we imagine in every bump in the road, every loud noise, every car exhaust. So imagine bringing your newborn baby into a war. Knowing that nothing you do will protect them in any way from the danger all around. As a humanitarian and a compassionate human being, I ask you to please listen to Misan’s words with an open mind, and to call for peace to prevail. This is not a question of taking political sides. Everyone is losing the war in Gaza. It’s time to put humanity first. To focus on what connects us all as human beings, not what drives us apart. And may the onset of spring bring with it some new hope for peace. Read more about how women’s reproductive health is being impacted by the war at the link in bio.

Trudie Styler Instagram - Today is the first day of spring, but for the people now suffering in Gaza, and for the families of the hostages taken and loved ones lost in Israel, their winter of anguish will continue. I have been moved by this post by Misan Harriman, photographer, social activist, Oscar-nominated filmmaker and Ambassador for Save the Children, about the pregnant women of Gaza. Every mother, I’m certain, remembers the anxiety of taking your newborn baby out into the world for the first time. The potential for harm that we imagine in every bump in the road, every loud noise, every car exhaust. So imagine bringing your newborn baby into a war. Knowing that nothing you do will protect them in any way from the danger all around. As a humanitarian and a compassionate human being, I ask you to please listen to Misan’s words with an open mind, and to call for peace to prevail. This is not a question of taking political sides. Everyone is losing the war in Gaza. It’s time to put humanity first. To focus on what connects us all as human beings, not what drives us apart. And may the onset of spring bring with it some new hope for peace. Read more about how women’s reproductive health is being impacted by the war at the link in bio.

Trudie Styler Instagram – Today is the first day of spring, but for the people now suffering in Gaza, and for the families of the hostages taken and loved ones lost in Israel, their winter of anguish will continue.
I have been moved by this post by Misan Harriman, photographer, social activist, Oscar-nominated filmmaker and Ambassador for Save the Children, about the pregnant women of Gaza.
Every mother, I’m certain, remembers the anxiety of taking your newborn baby out into the world for the first time. The potential for harm that we imagine in every bump in the road, every loud noise, every car exhaust. So imagine bringing your newborn baby into a war. Knowing that nothing you do will protect them in any way from the danger all around.
As a humanitarian and a compassionate human being, I ask you to please listen to Misan’s words with an open mind, and to call for peace to prevail.
This is not a question of taking political sides. Everyone is losing the war in Gaza.
It’s time to put humanity first. To focus on what connects us all as human beings, not what drives us apart.
And may the onset of spring bring with it some new hope for peace. Read more about how women’s reproductive health is being impacted by the war at the link in bio. | Posted on 19/Mar/2024 22:42:21

Trudie Styler Instagram – It’s #FemaleFilmmakerFriday, and today we’re shining a spotlight on director and screenwriter @mollymarymcglynn for her latest project #FittingInFilm!

Molly’s journey into filmmaking began at Queen’s University, where she majored in Film Studies. She further honed her skills with a graduate certificate from Humber College in Writing & Producing for Television. 

Molly’s impressive resume includes notable television credits, such as Workin’ Moms, The Wonder Years, and Grace and Frankie. She also served as the producing director on Season 2 of Bless This Mess. Her debut feature film, Mary Goes Round, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and went on to win numerous awards at festivals around the world! 

Her latest film, Fitting In, is a coming-of-age traumedy that follows 16-year-old Lindy who is unexpectedly diagnosed with a reproductive condition, MRKH syndrome. The diagnosis upends her plans to have sex, her presumptions about womanhood, her relationship with her mother, and most importantly, herself. Congratulations on your second feature Molly, I can’t wait to see what you do next!
Trudie Styler Instagram – This time 4 years ago, on the set of SILENT NIGHT. We were the last movie in the UK to close down … because of Covid restrictions. For those who know the story, the irony of the timing was not lost on us. Thank you to all the brave actors and crew who kept us going for as long as we possibly could – it meant we had enough to get on with editing over that summer of doom & Zoom. Thank you Director @camigriffindavis for such a fun shoot; Keira Knightly, Matthew Goode, @romangriffindavisofficial and all the cast for your hilarious and moving performances; Celine Rattray and Matthew Vaughn for being the stellar producers that you are; 
Ben Davis and Sam Renton for Director of Photography and Cinematography. One day we should release the rather chilling coverage we got of a deserted central London. 

#SilentNight #TBT

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