What hides the shocking photo of Angelina Jolie covered in bees
The actress is part of an awareness campaign on the preservation of bees and made an allusive production for National Geographic
Angelina Jolie is the exclusive figure on the recent cover of National Geographic, and the image is certainly shocking. The actress, director and humanitarian is seen covered in bees on the occasion of the day that internationally celebrates this insect, considered essential to sustain the planet's biodiversity.
According to her statements, Jolie agreed to be part of this campaign to help raise awareness about the preservation of insects. “With so much worrying us around the world and so many people being overwhelmed by bad news and the reality of what is falling apart, this is one [issue] we can handle. We can all step in and do our part, ”she explained.
The photograph is stunning and was taken by Dan Winter, not only a photographer for the publication but also a beekeeper. In it, the Oscar winner wears a white dress with bare shoulders, while bees perch on her chest, neck and face.
In addition, Jolie was named "godmother" of a UNESCO and Guerlain program called "Women for Bees", which aims to train beekeepers around the world looking to launch their own business.
“It was lovely to be connected with these beautiful creatures,” Angelina expressed about the photoshoot. "You have to be really still in your body, in the moment, which is not easy for me," she added. “I think part of the thinking behind this was that this creature is seen as dangerous at times or itchy. So how can we be with her? The intention is that we share this planet. It affects each other. I was very honored and very fortunate to have the experience, ”she said.
Recently released Those Who Wish My Death, the thriller by Taylor Sheridan with which Jolie returned to a resounding leading role after the sequel to Maleficent, and the engines are warming up for the expected landing in theaters of Eternals, the film by Chloé Zhao for Marvel that would arrive in our country, if the pandemic allows it, on November 4.
