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"NAZA": award-winning film in Venice about killings in Gaza arrives in Portugal in October
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"NAZA": award-winning film in Venice about killings in Gaza arrives in Portugal in October

SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 11:24

The film "NAZA", by directors Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham, won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival. The work, which addresses the killings in Gaza, achieved a standing ovation record at the festival.

The film arrives in Portugal in October, where it will be presented to the Portuguese public. Szor and Abraham collaborated again on this project following the success of previous joint works.

Why this matters

The Portuguese public will soon have access to one of the most distinguished films of the last edition of the Venice Film Festival, which has generated great international attention. The work arrives at a time of growing interest in cinematic narratives about the conflict in Palestine. This is a limited release in Portugal, which may mean few screenings and high demand.

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