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Israeli Documentary 'NAZA' Nominated for Three European Film Awards

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The Israeli documentary "NAZA" by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shore has earned three nominations for the 39th European Film Awards, including Best European Film, Best Documentary, and Best Sound. Although created by Israelis, the film is officially listed as a British production. The awards ceremony will take place in Athens in mid-January, with winners chosen by Academy members. Other leading nominees include "Fatherland" and "Black Ball."

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  • Israeli documentary "NAZA" received three nominations at the 39th European Film Awards.
  • The film is nominated for Best European Film, Best Documentary, and Best Sound.
  • Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shore are the Israeli creators of the nominated film.
  • Despite its origins, "NAZA" is listed as a British production by the Academy.
  • The awards ceremony will be held in Athens in mid-January.
  • "Fatherland" and "Black Ball" are leading nominees with multiple nominations.

The Israeli documentary film "NAZA" has been nominated for three awards at the 39th European Film Awards, the European Film Academy announced. The film, created by Israeli directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shore, received nominations for Best European Film, Best Documentary, and Best Sound.

Despite its Israeli creators, "NAZA" is listed in the official Academy nominations as a British production. Abraham is known internationally for his co-creation of "No Other Land," which won an Oscar.

The European Film Academy announced the nominations during a presentation in Thessaloniki. The Polish drama "Fatherland" and the Spanish-French film "Black Ball" led the nominations with multiple nods. A total of 15 films from 19 European countries are competing for the main award.

The awards ceremony is scheduled for mid-January next year in Athens, at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center. Winners will be determined by the votes of the Academy's members, comprising thousands of film professionals. Notable actors nominated in performance categories include Penélope Cruz, Sandra Hüller, Javier Bardem, and Andrew Scott.

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