Naza

We invite you to a special screening of the documentary NAZA by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, creators of the Oscar-winning We Don't Want Another Land. After the session, there will be a conversation with the Communication Specialist of the Nomada Association - Kaja Kędzioł, and Ala Qanfil, Bertha Challenge 2026 scholarship holder, associated with the KAKTUS Initiative and the Embargo Now coalition! The meeting will be hosted by Lech Moliński - film journalist.

For nearly 17 years, the Nomada Association has been supporting migrants, refugees and marginalized communities, fighting for equal rights, dignity and security for all, building a solid foundation that now allows us to respond effectively to the challenges of migration and the protection of human rights. Their mission is based on a deep conviction of the value of equality, solidarity and anti-fascism, building a solid foundation that now allows us to respond effectively to the challenges of migration and the protection of human rights.

At night, on the rooftops of Tel Aviv, former and current members of Israel's military structures talk about the systems they themselves co-created and operated. Based on the testimonies of 24 Israeli intelligence officers and soldiers, the film reveals the decision-making mechanisms of Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip, from military procedures and technology to the role of data and algorithms.

NAZA grows out of more than three years of journalistic and investigative work and is produced by “The Guardian”. The executive producer was Jonathan Glazer, who won an Oscar for The Zone of Interest. The film had its world premiere in the main competition of the Venice Festival, where it won the Special Jury Prize.

NAZA is a film about war seen not from the battlefield, but from the places where decisions are made. After the session, we want to talk about what consequences these decisions have for people who are on the other side of them.