A documentary film titled “NAZA,” directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, is widely reported as reaching more than 1.5 million cinema admissions worldwide. Outlets say the film, which focuses on Gaza killings and Israel’s surveillance of Palestinian civilians, has attracted a global theatrical audience since its international release.
The coverage highlights both viewing figures and the film’s profile in the festival awards circuit. Variety and other outlets note its Venice Film Festival recognition, while Deadline and The Guardian emphasise its standing among the most-watched documentaries with a theatrical release in 2026. The Guardian also frames the film’s production context, describing the film as produced by the Guardian.
While the core facts largely align—admissions, worldwide audience, and the scope of territories—the articles differ slightly in how they present the data (admissions vs. audience totals) and which details they foreground, such as box office gross or the festival prize. Across outlets, “NAZA” is consistently portrayed as a major theatrical documentary event internationally.
