A giant portrait of Palestinian girl Hind Rajab appeared on a British beach, as the docudrama detailing the six-year-old's final moments in Gaza is set to compete at the Oscars on Sunday (March 15).

Tunisian writer‑director Kaouther Ben Hania's docudrama "The Voice of Hind Rajab," is nominated for best international feature film and centres on Rajab when she becomes trapped in a car in Gaza as Israeli tank fire surrounds her.

The film incorporates real audio from Rajab’s call to Red Crescent emergency workers.

The giant artwork made from raking sand to create different tones and detail, was made on an unknown date on Scarbourough beach by art group A Letter From Lucy.

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SCARBOROUGH, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (UNKNOWN DATE) (A LETTER FROM LUCY - Must courtesy "A Letter From Lucy") (MUTE)

1. VARIOUS DRONE VIEWS OF ARTWORK IN SAND ON SCARBOROUGH BEACH, SHOWING A PORTRAIT OF PALESTINIAN GIRL HIND RAJAB AND TEXT, READING (English): "'I am scared. Come get me please.' Listen to the voice of Hind Rajab."

2. VARIOUS DRONE VIEWS OF ARTIST RAKING SAND TO CREATE THE PORTRAIT

3. DRONE VIEW OF ARTWORK ON SCARBOROUGH BEACH

4. TWO STILL IMAGES OF THE ARTWORK NEXT TO THE SEA