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EU risks funding Israeli firms linked to Gaza violence
EU faces choice: fund Israeli tech firms aiding Gaza violence or cut ties.
EUobserver · 1m
Gaza Doc 'NAZA' Hits $500K Without Distributor
Gaza documentary NAZA surpasses $500K box office without distributor after sparking protests.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
NAZA Documentary Crosses $500,000
Self-distributed film on Israel's Gaza attacks reaches $500,000 mark after IDF condemnation.
IndieWire · 1m
NAZA Documentary Hits $500,000 Without Distributor
NAZA documentary earns $504,074 in U.S. and Canada without distributor.
TheWrap · 1m
Fjord Wins Indie Box Office
Fjord takes $124k indie opener as Naza targets $500k surge.
Deadline · 1m
AI Made the List, but Humans Still Did the Killing
Israeli soldiers in NAZA documentary reveal AI systems killed civilians in Gaza war.
Foreign Policy · 1m
Concrete Doc Hits $1.2m Cume
The History of Concrete earns $1.2m cume with NAZA's secret Gaza film.
Deadline · 1m
Their Last Documentary Won the Oscar. Their New One Is Just as Urgent
Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s new documentary NAZA reveals a chilling system of civilian casualties in Gaza, sparking controversy after winning an Oscar.
Slate Magazine · 2m
Gaza Documentary NAZA Sets U.S. Theatrical Release
Gaza documentary NAZA launches U.S. theaters Sept 30 via self-distribution model.
Variety · 1m
Naza Documentary Lands U.S. Release
Israel-Gaza war doc gets U.S. theatrical debut after Venice win.
The Hollywood Reporter · 1m
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Naza Documentary Sparks Protests at NYFF Premiere
Naza documentary reveals Israeli military's civilian casualties in Gaza, triggering protests and death threats for filmmakers.
Vanity Fair · 1m
Gaza film wins Venice acclaim, sparks death threats in Israel
A documentary about Israeli military targeting systems premiered to standing ovations abroad but triggered vitriol, threats and calls for citizenship revocation at home.
the Guardian · 2m
Israeli doc about Gaza sparks fury before anyone's seen it
NAZA got a 25-minute ovation in Venice, but in Israel, the filmmakers face threats and calls to revoke their citizenship.
Vox · 1m