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SUMMARY:Naza (2026)
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DESCRIPTION:As part of the national campaign month ‘Beyond the Red Line’\, 
	we are screening\nthe documentary ‘Naza’ (2026) at our cinema. \n\n‘Naza’\
	, by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor – two of the filmmakers behind the\nOsc
	ar-winning documentary ‘No Other Land’ – is a revealing film about the\nsy
	stems behind the large-scale civilian deaths in Gaza. On the rooftops of T
	el\nAviv\, far from the war zone\, Israeli military personnel hold secret 
	meetings at\nnight. Step by step\, it becomes clear how\, within the army 
	and the intelligence\nservices\, decisions are made as to who is a target\
	, which technologies and\nprocedures are employed in the process\, and how
	 many civilian casualties an\nattack is permitted to cause. Dozens\, and s
	ometimes hundreds\, of Palestinian\ncivilians may be regarded as an accept
	able price to pay for eliminating a single\ntarget.\n\nThe film thus poses
	 the painful question: how can the killing of innocent\ncivilians become s
	o normalised within a military apparatus that it is no longer\nseen as a m
	oral or legal problem? The title refers to Nezek Agavi\, ‘collateral\ndama
	ge’\, the Israeli military term for the expected number of civilian\ncasua
	lties from an air strike. The term thus symbolises the dehumanisation that
	\nis deeply ingrained in the system: civilian deaths are not a tragic side
	-effect\,\nbut a foreseen and accepted part of military operations. *Naza*
	 premiered at the\nVenice Film Festival\, where it won the Special Jury Pr
	ize.  
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/naza-2026
GEO:52.3647777;4.881073026725959
LOCATION:Melkweg - Lijnbaansgracht 234A\, 1017 PH Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,documentary,film,gaza,leidseplein
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>As part of the national campaign mo
	nth ‘Beyond the Red Line’, we are screening the documentary ‘Naza’ (2026) 
	at our cinema.&nbsp;</strong></p><p>‘Naza’, by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Sz
	or – two of the filmmakers behind the Oscar-winning documentary ‘No Other 
	Land’ – is a revealing film about the systems behind the large-scale civil
	ian deaths in Gaza. On the rooftops of Tel Aviv, far from the war zone, Is
	raeli military personnel hold secret meetings at night. Step by step, it b
	ecomes clear how, within the army and the intelligence services, decisions
	 are made as to who is a target, which technologies and procedures are emp
	loyed in the process, and how many civilian casualties an attack is permit
	ted to cause. Dozens, and sometimes hundreds, of Palestinian civilians may
	 be regarded as an acceptable price to pay for eliminating a single target
	.</p><p>The film thus poses the painful question: how can the killing of i
	nnocent civilians become so normalised within a military apparatus that it
	 is no longer seen as a moral or legal problem? The title refers to Nezek 
	Agavi, ‘collateral damage’, the Israeli military term for the expected num
	ber of civilian casualties from an air strike. The term thus symbolises th
	e dehumanisation that is deeply ingrained in the system: civilian deaths a
	re not a tragic side-effect, but a foreseen and accepted part of military 
	operations. *Naza* premiered at the Venice Film Festival, where it won the
	 Special Jury Prize. &nbsp;</p>
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