Screening of the 15-rated documentary 'Naza', shot on the rooftops of Tel Aviv and investigating the use of AI and surveillance in the war on Gaza.
Naza is screening at Gloucester Guildhall on Friday 20 November at 7pm and Wednesday 25 November at 11am. It's a documentary by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the Oscar-winning directors behind No Other Land, and it runs for 77 minutes.
The whole thing was shot at night on the rooftops of Tel Aviv. It follows Abraham and Szor as they interview members of Israel's military, including soldiers and intelligence officers, who describe in chilling detail the AI systems and mobile phone surveillance techniques used to target and kill thousands of Gazans. The film is described as a devastating, journalistic investigation of the machinery behind Israel's campaign in Gaza.
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It's rated 15 and is partially subtitled, so keep that in mind if you're bringing someone along who'll need them. Tickets start from £6.50, with the two screenings running on a Friday evening and a Wednesday morning, so there's a choice of when to catch it.
