When will the screening of NAZA take place?

The screening begins on Monday, November 9, 2026, at 20:30.

Where will NAZA be shown?

The film will be shown at filmforum, Dellplatz 16, 47051 Duisburg.

How much does a ticket cost?

On Monday, the cinema day price of €7.90 applies at filmforum.

How long is the film?

NAZA has a runtime of 80 minutes.

In what language will the film be shown?

The screening will be in the original version with German subtitles.

What age rating is NAZA given?

The film is rated for ages 12 and up.

NAZA at filmforum: A Shocking Film about War, Conscience, and Responsibility

Name: NAZA
Start: 2026-11-09T20:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-09T21:45:00+01:00
Location: filmforum

NAZA: A Shocking Look at War, Conscience, and Responsibility

On Monday, November 9, 2026, the filmforum Duisburg presents the documentary NAZA in the original version with German subtitles. The screening leads into a highly relevant confrontation with military everyday life, moral responsibility, and the question of how violence is transformed into bureaucratic routines.

When Killing Becomes Part of the Workflow

At the center is the statement of a soldier in the Israeli army who describes her service as a kind of office job. This perspective forms the disturbing starting point for a film that does not aim for simple answers but makes the mechanisms behind military violence visible. The dramaturgy combines personal experience with political research, opening a space for critical reflection.

Documentary with International Resonance

Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham, who won an Oscar for NO OTHER LAND, have created a production with NAZA that sparked a worldwide discussion. International media such as the New York Times, the BBC, Der Spiegel, and Die Zeit took up the debate. At the same time, Israeli military representatives contradicted individual statements, while the filmmakers and the Guardian referred to their careful research.

A Concentrated Theater Experience in the Cinema Hall

The filmforum offers, as the first municipal cinema in Germany, a traditional framework for socially relevant film art. The atmosphere of the historic cinema palace from the 1950s meets modern image and sound technology. In the original version with German subtitles, NAZA unfolds its impact through voices, glances, pauses, and the precise montage of documentary images.

Conclusion: A Film that Continues to Work After the Credits

NAZA promises no comfortable cinema experience, but an intense encounter with a political and ethical boundary experience. Those who appreciate documentary film art, investigative research, and controversial contemporary issues will experience an evening at the Duisburg filmforum that resonates long after. Secure your ticket and experience this important film in the cinema.