Global release announced for acclaimed Gaza documentary NAZA

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The documentary NAZA, detailing Israeli intelligence's use of a military acronym for civilian casualties in Gaza, will receive a global cinema and digital release across over 50 countries. This follows its premiere at the Venice Film Festival, where it won a special jury prize, amidst calls from Israeli officials to revoke the filmmakers' citizenship.

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Theatrical rollout across 56 territories planned for documentary about Israel’s mass killing of civilians in Gaza before film will stream on Guardian websiteNAZA, the award-winning documentary from Israeli film-makers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, is set to be released in cinemas in more than 50 countries before a digital global release on theguardian. com.

Global release announced for acclaimed Gaza documentary NAZA

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