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NAZA arrives in the U.S. later this month

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The documentary NAZA, from filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, will be self-distributed in the U.S. following distribution challenges faced by their previous film, No Other Land. This is significant for entertainment observers because it highlights the increasing difficulty in distributing politically sensitive documentaries, and demonstrates a new approach to film release. The film, which examines Israel’s use of AI in targeting civilians in Gaza, opens September 30th at the IFC Center in New York, with wider release to follow.

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