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NAZA Documentary Crosses $500,000
Self-distributed film on Israel's Gaza attacks reaches $500,000 mark after IDF condemnation.
In brief
Self-distributed film on Israel's Gaza attacks reaches $500,000 mark after IDF condemnation. The self-distributed documentary NAZA, which depicts Israeli government tactics in Gaza, has crossed $500,000 in box office revenue despite being condemned by the IDF. Originally reported by IndieWire.
NAZA Documentary
Self-distributed film on Israel's Gaza attacks reaches $500,000 mark after IDF condemnation.
“NAZA, a blistering look at the systems the Israeli government has used to kill Palestinians, was too controversial for prominent indie studios to pick up.”
Box Office Milestone
Documentary earned $125,000 in first eight days and $298,240 over three-day weekend.
“The self-distributed film has been condemned by the IDF, earned rave reviews, and seems poised to be an Oscar contender.”
Box Office Total
NAZA will cross $504,074 domestic revenue by Monday after two weeks of release.
“Over two weeks of release, NAZA will cross the $500,000 mark, an impressive accomplishment for any nonfiction film, especially one about such a hot-button, politically charged topic.”
What to remember
The self-distributed documentary NAZA, which depicts Israeli government tactics in Gaza, has crossed $500,000 in box office revenue despite being condemned by the IDF.
