IAC plans to air Oct. 7 footage outside of screening of 'NAZA' film
The controversial NAZA documentary that alleges Israel's military operations have resulted in systematic mass civilian casualties, which debuted at the Venice Film Festival earlier this month, will be released online for free, one of the film's directors announced on Thursday.NAZA director Yuval Abraham announced in a post on X/Twitter that he, the film's other director Rachel Szor, and producer The Guardian had decided to release the film for free due to "the interest and public importance," and that it would be released in November.Abraham also said that they had offered Israeli cinemas the chance to screen the documentary at no cost.בגלל העניין והחשיבות הציבורית אני ורחלי החלטנו ביחד עם הגרדיאן שהסרט נז״א יהיה נגיש באינטרנט בחינם, ללא הגבלת זמן, כדי שכל אדם יוכל לצפות בו ובעדויות החיילים. זה יקרה בעוד כמה שבועות, בנובמבר, במועד הכי מוקדם שהצלחנו לקבוע.
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