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Javier Bardem Joins Star-Studded Cast for Israeli Director Alma Har'el's New Film

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Israeli filmmaker Alma Har'el has cast Javier Bardem, Rosalía, and other stars in her upcoming film "Wet," set to shoot in 2027. Bardem's involvement is notable given his past criticism of Israel and support for a boycott of Israeli film institutions. The film, described as a maritime adventure with dramatic and satirical elements, has secured distribution rights in North America and the UK. Har'el, known for "Bombay Beach" and "Honey Boy," also founded the initiative Free the Bid.

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  • Javier Bardem is starring in Alma Har'el's new film "Wet," despite past calls for an Israeli film boycott.
  • The film "Wet" features a star-studded cast including Rosalía, Rebecca Ferguson, and Connor Storrie.
  • Har'el, an Israeli filmmaker, is directing the maritime adventure film set to shoot in 2027.
  • Bardem has previously criticized Israel and supported boycotting Israeli film institutions.
  • Lionsgate will distribute "Wet" in North America and the UK.
  • Har'el is also known for her documentary "Bombay Beach" and founding Free the Bid.

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