Israeli-made film about Gaza gets 25-minute ovation at Venice premiere
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At the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, the Israeli-made documentary film "Naza" received a 25-minute ovation during its premiere. Directed by Israeli journalist and director Rachel Szor alongside filmmaker Yuval Abraham, both creators attended the red carpet screening.
The documentary is described as a chilling expose focusing on Israel's use of artificial intelligence systems in Gaza, specifically detailing what is characterized as AI-powered mass killing of civilians. The production involves Oscar-winning filmmakers.
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Al Jazeera (QA)Emphasizes the film's exposé nature regarding AI systems in Gaza.
Free Malaysia Today (MY)Highlights the filmmakers' attendance and the documentary's focus on mass killing.
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