Naza

“Are you saying you participated in a genocide?’  “Yes… we intentionally killed those children”  should be required viewing for anyone that has ever referred to it as a “conflict” or a “war” — I can’t think anything more brave in film than making or releasing this, a…

Justin LaLiberty

their calm demeanor. the almost mundane register in which they describe these horrors. stomach-turning and frightening stuff, but brilliantly rooted in investigative journalism.

George Carmi

An incisive confirmation of much of what we've known has been happening. Those who have kept up with the story won't find surprising revelations here, but what felt new is the directness and bluntness of the admissions, and the framing device which draws directly from the…

Thomas Flight

Scary. If they want to kill you they will. You could be anywhere , anytime . And they do that like kids playing dystopian video games. Alll they see is a digital puppet falling. No human interaction, not enemies in a battlefield . The human cost of the war is only borne by…

Anurag Kashyap

Très bon ce documentaire Naza composé d'interviews de tueurs de l'armée israélienne. Si vous n'êtes pas convaincus qu'Israël commet un génocide après, vous êtes dans le déni. Si vous voulez le soutenir, le film est encore en salles demain mais il sera bientôt gratuitement…

Regelegorila

"i still see those nazis as evil, but what does that mean i am?”  free palestine!!!!!! 🇵🇸 🍉

júlia

I can’t shake so much of this, it’s sitting so heavy on my heart. It is absolutely staggering to take in these interviews which feature subjects exuding such a cold, technical aloofness when discussing their roles in enacting a genocide. Two statements are echoing…

claira curtis

A damning and incredibly haunting look into the mechanics of the Israeli war machine and their systematic displacement/murder of innocents. How those pushing the buttons justify it to themselves, taking comfort in being cogs in a wheel that will find someone else to turn it…

The Oscar Expert

An important documentary that everyone should watch. It’s difficult to comprehend that what I’ve just watched is real and not a horror film. Some things are simply too disturbing to put into words. I genuinely don’t know how to give something like this a star rating.

Pierre Locher