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Danish Drama 'Woman Unknown' Wins Venice Golden Lion Amid Gender Scrutiny

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Danish film "Woman Unknown" won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, with its star also taking best actress. The festival also awarded Israeli documentary "NAZA" the Special Jury Prize, which alleges Israeli military complicity in civilian deaths in Gaza.

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Danish film 'Woman Unknown' won the Golden Lion at Venice.
Lead actress Mathilde Arcel also won best actress.
The festival highlighted gender disparity in cinema.
Israeli documentary 'NAZA' won the Special Jury Prize.
The Israeli film alleges military complicity in Gaza civilian deaths.

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The Israeli military routinely approves mass civilian deaths when they target terrorists in the Gaza Strip.per Israeli directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor in their documentary 'NAZA'
The mass killing is systemic, not by accident, but by design.per Yuval Abraham, citing Israeli intelligence officers and soldiers interviewed for 'NAZA'

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