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BARCELONA, SPAIN - FEBRUARY 27: Susan Sarandon answers a question about Spain and politics and says "Well I'm I'm very very very very happy to be here. First of all I love Barcelona. Barcelona. The museums, the food, the music, the, the industry, the actors. I, I'm, I just think Spain is, doing an amazing job. And also. And I know this is going to make me cry. In a place where you feel, repression and censorship, to see Spain and to see the president and what he says and what the support that he's giving about Gaza, and to have actors like Javier Bardem and, and, come forward with such a strong voice is so important to us, the United States. I can tell you, when you turn on the TV and you see how strong Spain is and how clear that you are morally about these issues, it makes you feel less alone, and it makes you feel that there is hope because of you all. And the fact that you just don't hear that on television in the United States. You don't know that that exists. And when someone stands up so strongly, when a nation stands up and I include Ireland in this, do, it's I can't tell you how very important it is to those of us who are trying in an atmosphere that is very, difficult. " as she attends the Goya International Award 2026 photocall ahead of the the 40th Goya Cinema Awards 2026 at El Born Museum on February 27, 2026 in Barcelona, Spain. (Footage by Javier Mostacero Carrera/Getty Images)