Israeli Documentary "Naza" Fills up in French Theaters Where It Is Projected Two Days
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Primed at the Venice Mostra in September, "Naza" is an Israeli documentary that evokes the "collateral damage" suffered in Gaza since the beginning of the war. It was aired in theaters on Monday and Tuesday in France. In this podcast, Luc Bronner, correspondent of the "World" in Jerusalem, analyses the shock wave caused by this film in Israel, and enriches the findings of his own investigation into the methods of the army in Gaza.
The film accusing the Israeli army of knowingly killing many civilians in Gaza, broadcast exceptionally two days in the cinema before its free streaming, took the lead of the box office on Monday.
Faced with enthusiasm, mk2 decided to add a few sessions.
The documentary NAZA, which was released in France, shocked viewers with statements by murderous Israeli soldiers who reduced the number of Palestinians massacred in Gaza. At the screenings in Paris, French viewers said they were surprised that Israeli soldiers had reduced the Palestinians they had killed in Gaza to numbers and did not consider them “human beings.”
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