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Gaza documentary NAZA draws over 1.5 million viewers worldwide
The documentary NAZA has attracted more than 1.5 million cinemagoers globally since its release last month, making it one of the year's most-watched films of its kind.
The award-winning documentary NAZA, which details Israel's surveillance and mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, has reached a worldwide audience of 1,547,033 since debuting in cinemas globally. Directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor and produced by the Guardian, the investigative film has achieved notable box office success across Europe, the US, and Canada. The project has also drawn substantial controversy. After its premiere at the Venice film festival, Israel's culture minister threatened to strip the directors of their citizenship, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for the identification and prosecution of those interviewed in the film. Following its theatrical run in 47 territories, the documentary is scheduled for a free global streaming release on theguardian.com in early December.
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