Never before has cinema donned the noble cloak of charity quite like Cinema for Gaza’s ‘Pride and Prejudice.’ Hollywood has flirted with philanthropy, Red Cross premieres, and UNICEF partnerships, but none has fused narrative and aid so transparently. This is relief with a silver screen.

Hollywood has often contributed to humanitarian causes through gala events, charity screenings, and film festival fundraisers. For instance, the Tribeca Film Festival has hosted screenings for Hurricane Katrina relief, while the Cannes Film Festival has collaborated with the United Nations on social impact films. Cinema for Gaza takes this concept further, merging a beloved narrative with actionable humanitarian support.

From the name itself, Cinema for Gaza’s ‘Pride and Prejudice’ signals its humanitarian mission while raising questions about how the classic tale fits in, what the story entails, its release date, and all details fans seek.

Cinema for Gaza’s Pride and Prejudice turned a beloved Jane Austen story into a stage spectacle with purpose, blending comedy, improvisation, and social conscience to raise urgent funds and highlight Palestinian suffering. The event had a live reading of the acclaimed novel, whose trailer has now been released.

Every contribution from ticket sales flowed directly to Medical Aid for Palestinians, sustaining Gaza’s polyclinic and vital services such as physiotherapy, mental health support, and essential medications, ensuring help reached those enduring relentless conflict and deprivation.

The performance subverted expectations, casting women in traditional male roles and men in female roles, while improvisation created chaotic hilarity. Audiences witnessed Austen’s wit and flirtation reframed for modern sensibilities, producing laughter and reflection in equal measure.

The event achieved more than amusement; it forged solidarity across industries and communities, offering a night of entertainment that directly served humanitarian needs while showcasing the enduring power of storytelling to inspire meaningful action.

On December 12, 12:00 PM GMT, audiences everywhere can stream Cinema for Gaza Presents: Pride and Prejudice – The Table Read, bringing a singular live event into homes worldwide.

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The October 12, 2025, performance at East London’s Troxy captured wit, improvisation, and purpose, with all proceeds directly aiding Medical Aid for Palestinians and their critical work in Gaza. After the Together for Palestine video, fans have been practically vibrating with anticipation, eager to see the table read stars in action for Gaza’s support.

Cinema for Gaza’s ‘Pride and Prejudice’ table read featured a star-studded British ensemble, blending seasoned actors with renowned comedians. Ambika Mod portrayed Elizabeth Bennet, bringing a fresh energy to Austen’s iconic heroine in a gender-bending adaptation.

Daisy Ridley stepped into the role of Mr. Darcy, offering a compelling and nuanced performance, while Jameela Jamil played the ever-obsequious Mr. Collins. Jenna Coleman delighted audiences as Miss Bingley, creating a dynamic interplay with the central characters.

The ensemble also included Morfydd Clark, Nish Kumar, Susan Wokoma, Mawaan Rizwan, and Priya Kansara, each adding humor, depth, and modern sensibilities to the Regency-era story, enhancing the improvisational and raucous nature of the table read.

Further talent included Amar Chadha-Patel, Jeff Mirza, Shazia Mirza, Asim Chaudhry, Himesh Patel, Bilal Hasna, Aiysha Hart, Meera Syal, and Arthur Darvill. The event was skillfully directed by filmmaker Nida Manzoor, ensuring cohesion and theatrical flair.

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