A film by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. Starts October 1st at the fsk. In Hebrew and English with German subtitles.

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Following the Oscar suc­cess of No Other Land, a new film by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor is now coming to cine­mas.
Over a peri­od of three years, Abraham and Szor spo­ke to mem­bers of the Israeli mili­ta­ry and intel­li­gence ser­vices. Twenty-four Israeli intel­li­gence offi­cers and sol­diers speak anony­mously in the film; their voices and appearan­ces have been digi­tal­ly alte­red. Their tes­ti­mo­nies form the basis for an exami­na­ti­on of the mili­ta­ry struc­tures, decis­i­on-making pro­ces­ses and tech­no­lo­gies behind Israel’s con­duct of the war in Gaza.

“Naza mana­ges, using mini­mal means, to crea­te an atmo­sphe­re that is both poignant and respectful towards the vic­tims of this war. In some places, short mon­ta­ge sequen­ces inter­rupt the inter­views – about the vic­tims of 7 October, who are not for­got­ten here eit­her – and about the Holocaust. The steam loco­mo­ti­ve from Claude Lanzmann’s monu­men­tal docu­men­ta­ry Shoah, rol­ling towards the Treblinka exter­mi­na­ti­on camp, can be seen. It, too, is part of the dark­ness that hangs over this coun­try.” Süddeutsche Zeitung | Philipp Bovermann

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UK 2026, 90 mins, Hebrew, English with sub­tit­les
Directed by: Yuval Abraham, Rachel Szor,
Cinematography: Rachel Szor and an anony­mous per­son
Edited by: Yuval Abraham, Rachel Szor, Harry Davies

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