Gaza documentary ‘NAZA’ to be available online free: Israeli director
LONDON: Israeli director Yuval Abraham said Thursday that his documentary “NAZA,” which won an award at the Venice Film Festival and has faced fierce backlash at home, will be made available online for free in November. The film is based on testimony from 24 anonymous Israeli military whistleblowers
Documentary Distribution Update
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Release Strategy: Israeli director Yuval Abraham announced that his documentary 'NAZA' will be released for free online in November.
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Critical Reception: The film received an award at the Venice Film Festival but has faced significant domestic backlash in Israel.
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Source Material: The documentary consists of testimony gathered from 24 anonymous Israeli military whistleblowers.
Media and Public Discourse Impact
The film serves as a vehicle for internal criticism through the accounts of 24 anonymous military whistleblowers.
Global access to the content will be expanded in November through a free online distribution model.
Release Watchlist
- Public release of 'NAZA' documentary in November
Documentary Distribution FAQs
What is the subject matter of 'NAZA'? ▾
The film is based on testimonies from 24 anonymous Israeli military whistleblowers.
How can the public access the film? ▾
The director plans to make the film available for free online starting in November.
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