The 83rd edition of the Venice Film Festival kicked off with "Ink" by Danny Boyle, which gave the starting signal for the event. This is yet another edition of the Italian film festival, which takes place annually in the city of Venice.
However, the film that has generated the most discussion is not the opening film. The Israeli-Palestinian documentary "NAZA" was presented in competition at the festival a week ago, sparking great attention and debate among participants and the press.
The question of Gaza is once again present on the agenda of the Venice Film Festival, in the context of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. The presence of a documentary on the subject in the official competition of the festival highlights the continued attention of the world of culture and cinema to the situation in the region.
