Documentary filmed from Tel Aviv rooftops examining the systems Israel used to select targets and approve strikes that killed civilians in Gaza after 7 October 2023.
Naza is screening at Curzon Oxford on Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 October, both at 1.00pm. It's a documentary filmed at night from Tel Aviv rooftops, with the city carrying on below, and it looks at the systems Israel used to select targets and approve strikes that killed civilians in Gaza after 7 October 2023.
The rooftop setting gives the film its particular feel: you see the city lights and the everyday life of Tel Aviv continuing in the background while the subject is the machinery of target selection and the approval process for strikes. It's that contrast — the city going about its business while these decisions are being made — that sits at the heart of the film.
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If you're interested in how those systems actually worked, this is the one to see. It's showing on two afternoons, so you've got a choice of days. Both screenings start at 1.00pm at Curzon Oxford, in the Westgate Centre.
