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Venice Adds ‘NAZA,’ Documentary From ‘No Other Land’ Directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, to Competition

A new documentary about civilian casualties in Gaza is premiering at the Venice International Film Festival.

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Source diversity sample: The Guardian · The Jerusalem Post · The Hollywood Reporter · Screen Daily · Reuters.

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Questions people are asking

Who directed the documentary NAZA?

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor directed the documentary NAZA.

What is the documentary NAZA about?

The documentary NAZA focuses on civilian casualties in Gaza.

Where will the documentary NAZA premiere?

The documentary NAZA will premiere at the Venice International Film Festival.

What happened

The Venice International Film Festival has added a new documentary, NAZA, to its competition lineup. The film, directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, focuses on civilian casualties in Gaza. The Guardian produced the documentary.

The Venice premiere is the first of several high-profile screenings. NAZA will also have its North American premiere at the New York Film Festival. The film is already generating significant interest, with sales being handled by a prominent distributor.

The film's subject matter is likely to draw attention and spark discussion. The Venice festival is known for showcasing films that tackle pressing social and political issues.

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NAZA Venice International Film Festival Gaza Documentary Yuval Abraham Rachel Szor

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