NAZA
In secret conversations on the rooftops of Tel Aviv at night, the systems behind Israel's calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza are revealed by the people who designed and operated them.
Directed by Yuval Abraham · Documentary · 80 min · 2026
Director
Yuval Abraham
Writer
Yuval Abraham, Rachel Szor
Studio
The Guardian / JW Films
Release
2026-09-30
Runtime
80 min
Genres
Documentary
Cast & Characters
Self
Yuval Abraham
Did You Know?
Is a British production co-produced by The Guardian and JW Films.
Source: Wikipedia · verified 2026-10-17
Was executive produced by Jonathan Glazer in association with Placeholder Films and Unseen Hand.
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Won the Academy Award for Best International Feature alongside its previous collaboration, The Zone of Interest (2023).
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Aims to show that dehumanisation is a common pattern between the Holocaust and events in Gaza.
Source: Wikipedia · verified 2026-10-17
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NAZA was directed by Yuval Abraham.
Fan & Critic Buzz
The film "NAZA" has been praised for its bold use of silence, with reviewers noting that it effectively conveys emotions through stillness. The lack of dialogue has also sparked debate about its value as a cinematic tool. The review excerpt highlights the complex nature of the film's approach to storytelling.
Viewer Reviews (TMDb)
You can simply find a person, sit them down in the dark, and declare that the absence of evidence is an artistic device. And there you are - Venice applauds you.
