 All Six Oscar Nominees For Best Foreign Film SLAM Trump And His Hate In Epic LetterThe U.S. is headed in a bad direction, as are many other countries with xenophobic, science-denying, far-right-wing nutjobs worming their way into power to tear the world apart. Last night was Oscars night, which means there were foreign films up for awards. There were six nominees in all for Best Foreign Film, and all six are concerned about the direction of the world in general, but the U.S. in specific.To that end, they wrote an absolutely amazing letter condemning the divisions and hatred that Trump and his ilk are normalizing everywhere.The nominees were Martin Zandvliet (Denmark), for Land of Mine; Hannes Holm (Sweden), for A Man Called Ove; Asghar Farhadi (Iran), for The Salesman; Maren Ade (Germany), for Toni Erdmann; and Martin Butler (Australia), for Bentley Dean-Tanna. They began their letter with: On behalf of all nominees, we would like to express our unanimous and emphatic disapproval of the climate of fanaticism and nationalism we see today in the U.S. and in so many other countries, in parts of the population, and, most unfortunately of all, among leading politicians. They re talking about politicians such as He who Lives in the White House right now, pretending he s a world leader, and all his supporters in Congress and throughout the nation. These six filmmakers see where the far right is trying to divide the world into genders, colors, religions and sexualities, orientations and identities and use those divisions to further their campaigns of fear, and yes, violence and hate.They ask what it is that  cinema can do  here, and they believe the answer is that cinema can provide insight into how different people live and what their lived experiences are. Then they say: We believe there is no best country, best gender, best religion or best color. We want this [Oscar] to stand as a symbol of the unity between nations and the freedom of the arts. While they do say they re concerned about this fanaticism around the world, they really do seem to be speaking to the U.S. because we ve accelerated all of this with our acceptance and election of President Asterisk. So the end of their letter is a sword pointed straight at him and his policies: We dedicate this [Oscar] to all the people, artists journalists and activists who are working to foster unity and understanding, and who uphold freedom of expression and human dignity   values whose protection is now more important than ever. By dedicating the Oscar to them, we wish to express to them our deep respect and solidarity. The right loves saying that awards shows shouldn t be political, and that celebrities need to stick to what they know and stay out of politics. Oh, please. Trump is a threat to the world and to worldwide freedom. Is it really any wonder that foreign artists like these six, especially Farhadi, who hails from one of the countries Trump has tried to ban from the U.S. (and who boycotted the Oscars because of that), would make a point of singling out the U.S. and Donald Trump this way? It s not.And things like this need to be spread far and wide. Read the full letter below:All 6 #Oscar nominees for best foreign film wrote a letter denouncing  fanaticism and nationalism   among leading politicians  in the U.S. pic.twitter.com/QC8r4vrHZX  Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) February 27, 2017 Featured image by Chip Somodevilla via Getty ImagesNews
all six oscar nominees for best foreign film slam trump and his hate in epic letterthe headed bad direction many countries xenophobia nutjobs working way power tear world apart last night oscars night means foreign films awards there six nominees best foreign film six concerned direction world general end wrote absolutely amazing letter condemning divisions hatred trump ilk normalizing nominees martin zandvliet denmark land mine cannes holm sweden a man called ove afghan farhadi iran the salesman aren ade germany toni rmann martin butler australia bentley they began letter on behalf nominees would like express unanimous emphatic disapproval climate fanatics nationalism see today many countries parts population unfortunately among leading politicians they talking politicians he lives white house right pretending world leader supporters congress throughout nation these six filmmakers see far right trying divide world genders colors religions sexualities orientations identities use divisions campaigns fear yes violence ask cinema believe answer cinema provide insight different people live lived experiences then say we believe best country best gender best religion best color we want oscar stand symbol unity nations freedom arts while say concerned fanatics around world really seem speaking accelerated acceptance election president asterisk so end letter sword pointed straight policies we dedicate oscar people artists journalists activists working foster unity understanding uphold freedom expression human dignity values whose protection important ever by dedicating oscar wish express deep respect solidarity the right loves saying awards shows political celebrities need stick know stay politics oh please trump threat world worldwide freedom is really wonder foreign artists like six especially farhadi hails one countries trump tried ban boycotted oscars would make point singling donald trump way it things like need spread far wide read full letter all oscar nominees best foreign film wrote letter denouncing fanatics nationalism among leading politicians brand jay braddjaffy february featured image chip somodevilla via petty imagenes
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  All Six Oscar Nominees For Best Foreign Film SLAM Trump And His Hate In Epic LetterThe U.S. is headed in a bad direction, as are many other countries with xenophobic, science-denying, far-right-wing nutjobs worming their way into power to tear the world apart. Last night was Oscars night, which means there were foreign films up for awards. There were six nominees in all for Best Foreign Film, and all six are concerned about the direction of the world in general, but the U.S. in specific.To that end, they wrote an absolutely amazing letter condemning the divisions and hatred that Trump and his ilk are normalizing everywhere.The nominees were Martin Zandvliet (Denmark), for Land of Mine; Hannes Holm (Sweden), for A Man Called Ove; Asghar Farhadi (Iran), for The Salesman; Maren Ade (Germany), for Toni Erdmann; and Martin Butler (Australia), for Bentley Dean-Tanna. They began their letter with: On behalf of all nominees, we would like to express our unanimous and emphatic disapproval of the climate of fanaticism and nationalism we see today in the U.S. and in so many other countries, in parts of the population, and, most unfortunately of all, among leading politicians. They re talking about politicians such as He who Lives in the White House right now, pretending he s a world leader, and all his supporters in Congress and throughout the nation. These six filmmakers see where the far right is trying to divide the world into genders, colors, religions and sexualities, orientations and identities and use those divisions to further their campaigns of fear, and yes, violence and hate.They ask what it is that  cinema can do  here, and they believe the answer is that cinema can provide insight into how different people live and what their lived experiences are. Then they say: We believe there is no best country, best gender, best religion or best color. We want this [Oscar] to stand as a symbol of the unity between nations and the freedom of the arts. While they do say they re concerned about this fanaticism around the world, they really do seem to be speaking to the U.S. because we ve accelerated all of this with our acceptance and election of President Asterisk. So the end of their letter is a sword pointed straight at him and his policies: We dedicate this [Oscar] to all the people, artists journalists and activists who are working to foster unity and understanding, and who uphold freedom of expression and human dignity   values whose protection is now more important than ever. By dedicating the Oscar to them, we wish to express to them our deep respect and solidarity. The right loves saying that awards shows shouldn t be political, and that celebrities need to stick to what they know and stay out of politics. Oh, please. Trump is a threat to the world and to worldwide freedom. Is it really any wonder that foreign artists like these six, especially Farhadi, who hails from one of the countries Trump has tried to ban from the U.S. (and who boycotted the Oscars because of that), would make a point of singling out the U.S. and Donald Trump this way? It s not.And things like this need to be spread far and wide. Read the full letter below:All 6 #Oscar nominees for best foreign film wrote a letter denouncing  fanaticism and nationalism   among leading politicians  in the U.S. pic.twitter.com/QC8r4vrHZX  Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) February 27, 2017 Featured image by Chip Somodevilla via Getty ImagesNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: all six oscar nominees for best foreign film slam trump and his hate in epic letterthe headed bad direction many countries xenophobia nutjobs working way power tear world apart last night oscars night means foreign films awards there six nominees best foreign film six concerned direction world general end wrote absolutely amazing letter condemning divisions hatred trump ilk normalizing nominees martin zandvliet denmark land mine cannes holm sweden a man called ove afghan farhadi iran the salesman aren ade germany toni rmann martin butler australia bentley they began letter on behalf nominees would like express unanimous emphatic disapproval climate fanatics nationalism see today many countries parts population unfortunately among leading politicians they talking politicians he lives white house right pretending world leader supporters congress throughout nation these six filmmakers see far right trying divide world genders colors religions sexualities orientations identities use divisions campaigns fear yes violence ask cinema believe answer cinema provide insight different people live lived experiences then say we believe best country best gender best religion best color we want oscar stand symbol unity nations freedom arts while say concerned fanatics around world really seem speaking accelerated acceptance election president asterisk so end letter sword pointed straight policies we dedicate oscar people artists journalists activists working foster unity understanding uphold freedom expression human dignity values whose protection important ever by dedicating oscar wish express deep respect solidarity the right loves saying awards shows political celebrities need stick know stay politics oh please trump threat world worldwide freedom is really wonder foreign artists like six especially farhadi hails one countries trump tried ban boycotted oscars would make point singling donald trump way it things like need spread far wide read full letter all oscar nominees best foreign film wrote letter denouncing fanatics nationalism among leading politicians brand jay braddjaffy february featured image chip somodevilla via petty imagenes