NAZA Gaza Documentary Breaks Venice Record

The documentary film "NAZA," which reveals testimonies from within the Israeli army about massacres of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, achieved the longest applause in the history of the Venice Festival and was warmly received, with applause lasting about 25 minutes. The film, competing for the Golden Lion Award in the official competition, is based on testimonies from 24 Israeli soldiers and addresses political and human issues related to the war in Gaza. Despite stiff competition from other international films, the success of "NAZA" reflects the role of cinema in shedding light on war crimes, and it is believed to be a strong contender for winning the award.

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