Israeli Documentary NAZA Releases Two Days at the Cinema in France, Before Its Online Broadcast
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The brilliant documentary, released on Monday, October 12, is an electroshock for Israeli society and power. An essential and courageous film in the face of the horror imposed by Tel Aviv in Gaza.
Awarded the jury prize at the Venice Mostra, the film was welcomed by a historical ovation of twenty-five minutes, but it triggered a political storm in Israel.
The film denouncing the IDF strategy in Gaza has a limited release in the theatres on Monday and Tuesday, 12 and 13 October. It will be available free of charge on the Internet after the Israeli legislative elections.
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Naza, a shock documentary by Israelis Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, threatened with death since their Special Jury Prize at the Mostra in Venice, is programmed in French cinemas on 12 and 13 October. Military and intelligence agents of the Israeli army tell about it as the strikes on Gaza assume massive and systemic collateral damage.
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