‘NAZA’ Review: A Sober and Indispensable Doc Highlights the Immoral, State-of-the-Art Killing Machine Employed by the IDF in Gaza
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'NAZA' Review: 'No Other Land' Directors Return With an Even Bleaker Indictment of the IDF
Perched on a Tel Aviv rooftop, his face eclipsed by city lights, an unnamed military systems operator gives “NAZA” its mission statement: “We have to describe things as they really are.” That he speaks under a shroud of darkness, his identity concealed for fear of legal reprisal, reflects both the danger of doing so in the current climate and the grim solemnity directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor bring to the task. That task doesn’t take th…
‘NAZA’ Review: A Sober and Indispensable Doc Highlights the Immoral, State-of-the-Art Killing Machine Employed by the IDF in Gaza
The Guardian served as producer, and Jonathan Glazer as executive producer, on this exposé by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, part of the directing team behind 2024 Oscar winner 'No Other Land.'
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's documentary (part of the No Other Land team) is pure, authentic investigative journalism. “If our Palestinian colleagues contacted service agents like we did, they would probably be arrested.”
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