The documentary Naza will hit cinemas on October 12 and 13

The documentary Naza, jury-award winner at the 2026 Venice Film Festival, will be screened in France on Monday October 12 and Tuesday October 13. According to AlloCiné, the run will be limited to two days, in any cinema that wishes to program the film, both multiplexes and independents. At the directors' request, the film will be offered for free online on theguardian.com at the end of November, after an exceptional visa of 500 screenings over two days. The Guardian, the film's producer, and mk2 Films, handling international sales, also announce theatrical releases in more than 50 countries starting today. The documentary was shot at night on the rooftops of Tel Aviv and describes the systems behind the massacre of Palestinian civilians in Gaza by Israel, as stated in the official synopsis.