New Documentary 'NAZA' Exposes Gaza Mass Killings, Hits Greek Screens

Directed by Yubal Avraham and Rachel Sor, the documentary NAZA brings to light alleged organized mass extermination of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, using covert night-time conversations recorded on Tel Aviv rooftops and statements from the architects of the alleged operations. The film arrives in Greek cinemas alongside a busy week of releases: Alessandro Gonsales' Digger, filmed in VistaVision and starring Tom Cruise with Riz Ahmed and John Goodman; Paul Grinkras' The Uprising, a historical drama set after the plague featuring Andrew Garfield; Ilntiko Enienti's Silent Friend, a German-Hungarian production about a centuries-spanning ginkgo tree; and Antonen Bontri's De Gaulle: Resistance, a Pathé epic about Charles de Gaulle’s World War II fight.

Many of these projects involve Oscar-nominated talent and are positioned for festival circuits and award nominations. The lineup showcases a mix of political, historical and speculative storytelling, reflecting a vibrant European-American film season.