Film

NAZA

Documentary · 1h 17m · in cinemas since 7 November

Where to see it

36 screenings in 10 cities

12 screenings in Bochum

Capitol Kino
- 17:00 (opens in a new window)
- 19:00 (opens in a new window)
Capitol Kino Bochum
- 17:00 (opens in a new window)
- 19:00 (opens in a new window)

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About

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor interview Israeli soldiers and intelligence officers about military targeting in Gaza and the civilian deaths attacks can cause.

NAZA is a documentary by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. Filmed at night on rooftops in Tel Aviv, it brings together interviews with Israeli soldiers and intelligence officers who speak about military targeting in Gaza and the civilian deaths that attacks can cause. The interviewees appear as dark silhouettes and their voices are distorted to conceal their identities.

They describe how targets are chosen and how technology and procedures shape those decisions. The title comes from Nezek Agavi, the Hebrew military term for collateral damage. One interviewee explains that a target is given a NAZA value: the expected number of civilian deaths from an airstrike.

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Trailer

Official trailer

Cast and crew

Yuval Abrahamas Self
Benjamin Netanyahuas Self (archive footage)(uncredited)

Photos: TMDB

Director: Rachel Szor, Yuval Abraham
Producers: James Wilson, Jonathan Glazer
Countries: United States, United Kingdom
Studios: The Guardian, JW Films, Placeholder Films, Unseen Hand

Good to know

Running time: 1 hour 17 minutes
Language: Hebrew, English, Arabic
In German cinemas: Since 7 November 2026

Questions

How long is NAZA?

1 hour 17 minutes. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of adverts and trailers first, so plan for about 1 hour 37 minutes.

Where can I see NAZA?

There are 36 screenings at 17 cinemas in 10 cities, most in Bochum (12), Köln (6) and Düsseldorf (3). Pick your city above for the times.

What language is NAZA in?

NAZA is in Hebrew, English and Arabic. A foreign-language film normally plays dubbed into German; many cinemas also show it in the original version (OV, OmU or OmeU).

Who is in NAZA?

Yuval Abraham plays Self, with Benjamin Netanyahu.