Record greu de bătut la Festivalul de la Veneţia: 25 de minute de aplauze pentru un film despre Gaza

At the Venice Film Festival, a documentary about the Gaza genocide received a record-breaking 25 minutes of applause, highlighting its emotional impact. Directed by Israeli journalists, the film, titled Naza, explores the perspective of soldiers involved in the attacks. The audience showed strong support, waving Palestinian flags and standing for the directors. Another film, 'Be Brave,' featured innovative use of artificial intelligence to recreate the life of fashion mogul Renzo Rosso without filming him directly. The festival is nearing its end, with 21 films competing for the Golden Lion.