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Oscar-Winning Directors Premiere New Gaza War Documentary at Venice
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By נועם כהן
First reported by Mako · 1 hour ago
What happened
Filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shore premiered their new documentary "NAZA" at the Venice Film Festival, featuring anonymous Israeli soldiers' testimonies alleging problematic IDF operational methods in Gaza. The film, produced by The Guardian, competes for the Golden Lion award and presents a critical view of Israel's conduct during the war.
- 01Oscar-winning directors premiere new Gaza war documentary "NAZA" at Venice.
- 02Film features anonymous Israeli soldiers' testimonies on IDF operations.
- 03Documentary alleges civilian casualties resulted from IDF policies and methods.
- 04"NAZA" competes for the Golden Lion award at the festival.
- 05The film presents a critical perspective on Israel's wartime conduct.
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