The film that sparked reactions in Israel will be available on the Guardian's website after its release in theaters across 56 countries.
The documentary "NAZA," winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, will be available for free streaming in November on the Guardian's website. The film, which has provoked strong reactions in Israel, will first be released in theaters starting September 28 across 56 territories, including Italy.
Filmed at night on the rooftops of Tel Aviv, the documentary gathers anonymous testimonies from 24 members of Israeli intelligence and the military. Through these interviews, directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor reconstruct the systems used by the military to select targets for attacks in Gaza and estimate civilian casualties in advance.
The documentary NAZA originated from filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's encounter with 24 members of Israeli intelligence and the military who agreed to speak anonymously. The production was created by The Guardian in collaboration with JW Films, with the aim of investigating the decision-making mechanisms behind military attacks.
After its presentation in Venice, where it won the Special Jury Prize, the film immediately sparked political reactions in Israel. Minister Ben Gvir even called for the revocation of the two filmmakers' citizenship. Despite the threats they received, Abraham and Szor decided to proceed with a wide international release, first in theaters and then through free streaming to ensure maximum accessibility.
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