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Protesters Target Home of 'NAZA' Film Co-Director's Parents
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First reported by Haaretz · 2 hours ago
What happened
Right-wing activists protested at the parents' home of Rachel Shor, co-director of the controversial "NAZA" film, which won an award at the Venice Film Festival. The Israeli Ministry of Culture is considering revoking state funding for institutions that screen the film, while over 1,500 industry figures have supported the directors.
- 01Activists protested at the parents' home of 'NAZA' film co-director Rachel Shor.
- 02The film 'NAZA' received a special jury prize at the Venice Film Festival.
- 03Israel's Culture Ministry may cut state funding for institutions showing the film.
- 04Over 1,500 industry figures support the film's directors amid threats.
- 05Police intervened to prevent violence at the protest.
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