Hollywood actress Gillian Anderson wrote about her participation in the Belarusian exhibition
She voiced the stories of political prisoners.
Actress Gillian Anderson. Photo: gilliana / Instagram
Hollywood actress Gillian Anderson, known to many for her role in "The X-Files" series, participated in the creation of the Belarusian pavilion "Official. Unofficial. Belarus" for the Venice Biennale.
In an Instagram story, she wrote:
"I am proud to have worked with this team, lending my voice for recorded testimonies of recently released Belarusian political prisoners as part of this project.
Their powerful stories tell of what it means to lose your home and your family; of how to rediscover yourself and try to create a new home in another country. Bringing the stories of these courageous people to the world is vital."
The actress's Instagram account has 3.7 million followers.
The stories of political prisoners were also voiced by actors Jude Law, Stephen Fry, and Joanna Lumley.
The Belarusian exhibition at the Biennale was created by the team of the Belarusian Free Theater together with artists and composers. The project curators are Natalia and Daniela Kaliada.