Later that year she attended the Toronto International Film Festival becoming the first Kurdish actress to attend the event. In 2015, Helly Luv shot the video for her single "Revolution" in an abandoned village near Mosul, where the Kurdish forces were fighting the ISIL. In the video of the single, she is seen painting the word "Revolution" on a tank shell in red lipstick and then Attack on the ISIL front lines just a few kilometers away. Other ventures Philanthropy In 2014, she created her Luv House non-profit organization to help the people and animals in need throughout Kurdistan. On January 22, 2014 Helly Luv, A.R.K (Animal Rights Kurdistan), W.I.N.E (Women's International Network Erbil), Dr. Sulaiman Tameer, KOARP (Kurdistan Organization for Animal Rights Protection), Miss Kurdistan Fenik, and the owner of the Zoo helped close the doors to the Gelkand Park in Kurdistan (the second worst zoo in the world). Helly Luv and the other organizations moved the animals to a new and improved zoo in Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan region. On July 6, 2014, Helly Luv visited the peshmerga headquarters in the city of Duhok, Iraq near the border of Mosul, Iraq during the defense against ISIL; with a mission to deliver food and water to the peshmerga troops. Singles "Risk It All" (2013) "Revolution" (2015) "Bad Kitty (Down on the Floor)" (2012) "GUNS & ROSES" (2018) with Ardian Bujupi ”Boy-bye” (2019) "Min Tu Navey" (2020) "Mshtaglk" (2021) as featured artist ”Kurdish Barbie” (2022) Filmography Mardan (2014) Flag Without A Country (2015) References External links 1988 births English-language singers from Finland 21st-century Finnish women singers Finnish people of Kurdish descent Iranian emigrants to Finland Iranian expatriates in the United States Iranian expatriates in Turkey Iranian Kurdish women Iranian refugees Kurdish women singers Kurdish singer-songwriters Kurdish-language singers Finnish-language singers Living people People from Urmia Finnish expatriates in the United States 21st-century American women singers 21st-century American singers Refugees in Finland Arabic-language singers