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New Documentary by 'No Other Country' Directors Joins Venice Film Festival Competition
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First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Venice Film Festival added NAZA, a documentary by the directors of the Oscar-winning No Other Country, to its competition. The film, produced with The Guardian and Oscar-winning director Jonathan Glazer, exposes Israeli actions in Gaza. NAZA will premiere on September 10 in Venice.
- 01Venice Film Festival adds NAZA documentary by No Other Country directors to competition.
- 02NAZA exposes Israeli systems behind mass killing of Palestinians in Gaza.
- 03Film produced by The Guardian and Oscar-winning director Jonathan Glazer.
- 04Premiere scheduled for September 10 at Venice's Sala Grande theater.
- 05The announcement follows controversy over Israeli and Palestinian films at festivals.
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