By Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz/Israel 365 News
September 14, 2026
Others describe the process in stark terms. “It’s like a video game because everything is done remotely,” one says. Another calls it “insanely fun.”
“Naza” received the Special #Jury Prize at the 83rd Venice Film Festival on September 12 and a standing ovation lasting 23 to 25 minutes at its premiere two days earlier, with some #audience members holding #Palestinian flags. Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania, a member of the festival jury and director of last year’s Gaza-themed “The Voice of Hind Rajab,” praised the film at the post-awards press conference: “Those two brilliant directors found a way with the constraints of filming testimonies anonymously.
And it’s not about their feelings.
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