Venice Film Festival: 25-Minute Ovation for Documentary 'Naza'
At the Mostra de Venise, the documentary "Naza" received a twenty-five-minute ovation. The film was made by journalists and filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, who interviewed 24 Israelis. These interviewees had collaborated with the army during reprisal operations in Gaza following the terrorist attacks of 7-Octobre. The work examines the testimonies of these individuals, placing their experiences within the context of the military response. The extended ovation marks a notable reception for the documentary at the festival.
Key facts
- The documentary "Naza" was screened at the Mostra de Venise.
- It received a twenty-five-minute ovation.
- The film was made by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor.
- Both are journalists and filmmakers.
- They interviewed 24 Israelis.
- The interviewees had collaborated with the army during reprisal operations in Gaza.
- Those operations followed the terrorist attacks of 7-Octobre.
- The documentary is presented at the Venice Film Festival.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Mostra de Venise
- France 24
Locations
- Venice
- Italy
- Gaza
- Israel
- Gaza Strip
- Paris
- France
- Quebec
- United Kingdom
- London
- Deauville
- Saint-Cloud