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NAZA

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Filmed at night from Tel Aviv rooftops, this investigative documentary examines the civilian casualties of Israel's military operations in Gaza and the systems behind targeted killings of Palestinians.
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Filmed in shrouded secrecy but illuminating in its overview of how policy can calculate the worth of a human life, Naza is a disquieting interrogation of what constitutes acceptable civilian casualties.

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Wendy Ide Observer (UK) 3 days ago
The use of drone footage, recording scenes of day-to-day life through the windows of unwitting civilians in Israel, gives the picture a striking, and rather chilling, cinematic quality. Go to Full Review
Robbie Collin Daily Telegraph (UK) 3 days ago
4/5
This cool-eyed documentary from that country’s investigative journalists Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor pries apart those four seemingly inconspicuous letters and picks through everything they were designed to enclose. Go to Full Review
Kevin Maher The Times (UK) Oct 16, 2026
4/5
It’s hugely provocative and a disturbing account. Go to Full Review
Paula Farmer culturevulture.net 1 day ago
What NAZA may lack in any cohesive storyline or traditional format, it more than makes up for in timeliness, access and information, securing it as one of the most important films. Go to Full Review
Sarah Kent The Arts Desk 1 day ago
5/5
Film making at its most urgent and most compelling, NAZA is a warning about the use of AI to distance people -- with its amorality -- from recognising and taking responsibility for their actions. Go to Full Review
Simon Miraudo Movie Squad (RTRFM 92.1) Oct 16, 2026
5/5
NAZA succeeds as great journalism and great cinema alike. I won't soon forget the tone and framing of this film, as an ethnic cleansing and the spycraft that enables it is recounted with eerie stillness. Go to Full Review
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Joseph 2 days ago Everyone should see NAZA. It's a quiet, dark, calm exposition of information, evidence with minimal editorializing. Most people can handle it. See more Craig 2 days ago NAZA is a compelling, yet depressing examination of the IDF's use of AI & automatic surveillance in its targeting of Hamas members & civilians in the Gaza War - outlined & explained by IDF soldiers who themselves built and operated the systems that conducted mass killings. It is an important record for history. See more Steve 2 days ago Everyone needs to watch. Sometimes you can get numb to violence and killing after a while. We can never get numb. See more Nicholas N 3 days ago One of the most important films of the year. The power Israel has is absolutely terrifying. See more ingrid 5 days ago Absolute must see, explains the use of AI for mass killing of civilians in Gaza, complete disregard for human life from IDF alleging they were just missions. I cant say it was eye opening as the world has been witnessing of the genocide Naza documents they way Israel uses math, computers and AI to conduct mass killings. Very powerful documentary but one that the whole world should watch See more Sebastian 6 days ago You must watch it, doesn’t matter your political stance, it’s a must, it’s a heartbreaking, it’s just like when the German people watched the documentary made by the US about the concentration camps during the war. It’s the same but in modern times. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Filmed at night from Tel Aviv rooftops, this investigative documentary examines the civilian casualties of Israel's military operations in Gaza and the systems behind targeted killings of Palestinians.
Director
Yuval Abraham, Rachel Szor
Producer
Harry Davies, Lindsay Poulton, James Wilson
Distributor
The Guardian / mk2 / NEON
Production Co
The Guardian, JW Films
Genre
Documentary, War
Original Language
Hebrew
Release Date (Theaters)
Sep 30, 2026, Limited
Box Office (Gross USA)
$885.9K
Runtime
1h 20m
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