"I didn't see russians committing war crimes."

TIFF Scandal: Russia Today Filmmaker ‘Shocked’ Ukrainians Don’t Love Her War Doc! Who Could Have Guessed?" Oh, the _drama_! Russian-Canadian filmmaker Anastasia Trofimova, who works for none other than Russia Today, is completely baffled by why Ukrainian officials want her film Russians at War pulled from #TIFF24. And in the most hilarious revelation, she asked, "Did they expect I would phone the Kyiv embassy and ask if it was okay?" Yes, Anastasia, because asking permission from a country being bombed by Russia would’ve been so inconvenient for you! Enter Sean Farnel, TIFF programmer, who must have thought, "What could possibly go wrong with featuring a ‘war doc’ made by someone from Russia Today?" I mean, who doesn’t want to hear a 'neutral' perspective straight from Putin’s favorite propaganda machine, right? And let’s not forget the irony of Trofimova’s _exclusive_ chat, where she’s oh-so-surprised her "anti-war" doc isn’t universally loved. Gee, who would’ve thought that the actual victims of the war might have an issue with it? Next time, we’ll explain how claiming ‘freedom of expression’ while working for a state-run propaganda outlet is the ultimate comedy act TIFF never asked for.

"I don't see putler as a p@dophile, homos@xual, trang@nre"

If you dont look, you cannot see…🤬🤮🤮

She is a participant war criminal now. She should try to hide, like any terrified NAZI would.

@FilmFestivalVe #RussiaIsATerroristState

the whole war is a war crime, but no ...she did not see it.