On the Film NAZA and the Ethics of Documentary Art
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On the Film NAZA and the Ethics of Documentary Art
When NAZA‘s chilling final frame turned black and the sound of moviegoers crying became audible, I experienced something I have never experienced in a movie theater in my life. Nobody in the sold-out screening got up. Not a single person.
The story is repeated twice, according to Hegel, but Marx corrects: once as a tragedy and the other as a farce. In the laureate documentary Naza (2026) – by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor – “the mass and systematic killing of Palestinian civilians by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is documented.” In a word: [...] The Documentary post ‘Naza’ or Eichmann’s return to Jerusalem first appeared on Contraline.
The documentary film by Israeli directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor brings testimonies from 24 members of the Israeli military and intelligence services and explores the decision-making system for military attacks in Gaza. Screenings are on November 4 and 8. The Rijeka Art-kino program features the documentary film "Naza" (2026), which explores the mechanisms of Israeli warfare in Gaza, the role of artificial intelligence and systems […]
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