The Israeli film "NAZA", which addresses war crimes in Gaza, achieved a record standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival. The work received a prolonged standing ovation, lasting 15 minutes, after its world premiere.
The documentary was directed by Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham. Both directors had previously won the Oscar for Best Documentary with the film "No Other Land", which tells the story of occupied West Bank.
The film explores the consequences of the Israeli military offensive in the Gaza Strip, presenting testimonies and documentary evidence about the events that marked the conflict in the region.
The premiere of "NAZA" in Venice represents a significant moment in the career of the two filmmakers, who continue to address themes of human rights and geopolitical conflicts through documentary cinema.
