#MEANING OF OBLITERATION MOVIE#

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#MEANING OF OBLITERATION MOVIE#

“We loved the movie before but when we met Lesley with her contagious, warm Scottish charisma, we knew we had to be part of this.” “It is the passion, strength and determination that Lesley’s story holds which is what made us approach her,” said Barba.

During that meeting about the Oscars, Lesley shared that she had yet to secure an outfit for the Baftas too. “We got a call from a friend who heard Lesley on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour where she’d confided, on air, that she had not organised a gown for the Oscars”, Barba said. The partnership came about after the designers reached out to Paterson when she revealed on the radio that she didn’t have a dress. The duo already dressed her for the Baftas. Her Oscars dress was designed by Svetoslav Kolchagov and Emilio Barba, aka Kolchagov Barba, the London-based label established in 2013. Furthermore, I really love supporting the smaller brands, especially British ones, that have something special to offer over and above the huge conglomerates.” It is unique yet elegant, bold but subtle and this matches my personality perfectly. Speaking about her choice, Paterson said: “The fact that Aspinal of London is run by a British-Ukrainian duo is beyond poignant. On Sunday she carried Aspinal of London’s Embellished Floral Egg Clutch (£3,000). It has enjoyed stunning awards season success, winning seven Baftas before taking home four Oscars on Sunday, for Best International Film, Best Cinematography, Best Original Score and Best Production Design. It took Paterson, 42, a Scottish triathlete, 16 years to get All Quiet on the Western Front made. It’s about the universal human experience of suffering.” Watching All Quiet on the Western Front brings the reality, the depravity and the brutalities of war to life. “As a Ukrainian woman, it is heart-rending for me to see what is happening in my country – the obliteration of normal life for so many innocent Ukrainians.

She said: “I admire Lesley hugely for all her tenacity and accomplishments both in sports and in her efforts to get All Quiet on the Western Front made. The brand’s creative director Mariya Dykalo is Ukrainian, and said the film resonates with what is happening in her home country.

Paterson – who co-wrote All Quiet on the Western Front – carried a bag by British brand Aspinal of London, chosen to show her support for Ukraine. What is worn at the Oscars always makes a statement – but one of the most meaningful at the ceremony on Sunday was made by British screenwriter Lesley Paterson.

Meaning of obliteration