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NAZA documentary receives record ovation at Venice Film Festival premiere

The documentary 'NAZA', directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, received a record-breaking standing ovation of approximately 25 minutes at its premiere during the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. The film, produced by The Guardian and JW Films, is the only documentary in this year's main competition for the Golden Lion.

Based on a three-year investigation, the film features testimonies from 24 anonymous Israeli military and intelligence personnel. To protect their identities, the interviewees were filmed at night on Tel Aviv rooftops, with their faces and voices digitally altered. The documentary details the use of AI-assisted targeting systems, such as 'Lavender,' which utilize monitored telecommunications data to identify targets in Gaza.

'NAZA' is a Hebrew military acronym used by intelligence services to denote the expected number of civilian casualties in an airstrike. The film alleges that these systems facilitate mass targeting in civilian spaces and family homes.

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Gaza · Israel · Jonathan Glazer · Rachel Szor · The Guardian · Venice Film Festival · Venice Film Festival · Yuval Abraham

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