Gaza Doc ‘NAZA,’ From ‘No Other Land’ Directors, Earns Record-Breaking 24.5-Minute Venice Ovation as Producer Jonathan Glazer Leads Applause

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Variety reports that the new documentary "NAZA" from directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor received a 24.5-minute standing ovation at its Venice Film Festival premiere, setting a record for the longest ovation in the festival's history. The previous record of 22 minutes, held by "The Voice of Hind Rajab," stood for only a year before being surpassed. Producer Jonathan Glazer was present to witness the sustained applause that greeted the film.

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Source: Variety, “Gaza Doc ‘NAZA,’ From ‘No Other Land’ Directors, Earns Record-Breaking 24.5-Minute Venice Ovation as Producer Jonathan Glazer Leads Applause”. Read the original →

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