The documentary "NAZA", which addresses the situation in Gaza, conquered the international critics by premiering at the Venice Film Festival with a 24.5-minute standing ovation, establishing a new record for the event. The film received prolonged applause from the audience present, marking a significant moment in the festival's programming.
The work is signed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, filmmakers who had previously worked together on the documentary "No Other Land". Szor acts as director while Abraham is responsible for production, establishing an artistic collaboration that has already demonstrated international recognition.
The feature film focuses on the reality lived by the residents of Gaza, presenting a portrait of daily life in the region during the conflict. The warm reception in Venice demonstrates the emotional and artistic impact of the documentary on the audience and specialized critics.
