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No Other Land

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Oct 28, 2026

speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:23
The first thing that we want is the war to end.
Rebecca KesbyHOST
1:28
For this interview, I spoke to Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shaw.
Rebecca KesbyHOST
1:34
Abraham and Shaw gained international attention last year with their self-distributed film No Other Land, made in collaboration with two Palestinian filmmakers.
Rebecca KesbyHOST
1:45
The film, which won the 2025 Academy Award for the Best Documentary Feature, recorded the forced displacement of Palestinian families from their homes in the occupied West Bank.
Rebecca KesbyHOST
1:56
The pair's latest critically acclaimed documentary, Naza, investigates civilian casualties from Israel's ongoing military operations in Gaza.
Rebecca KesbyHOST
2:39
It also received a record-breaking 25-minute standing ovation.
Rebecca KesbyHOST
2:44
But the film has angered many people back home, including Israel's culture minister, who's called for Abraham and Shaw to be stripped of their citizenship over what he called treason against the state.
Rebecca KesbyHOST
2:59
The filmmakers, however, stand by their work.
Carter ShermanHOST
22:02
And before you go, I want to urge you to check out Naza, The Guardian's new award-winning documentary.
Carter ShermanHOST
22:08
It's directed by two of the Oscar-winning filmmakers behind No Other Land.
Carter ShermanHOST
22:12
And Naza reveals the secret systems used by the Israeli military in the mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
Carter ShermanHOST
22:19
This is the documentary that the Israeli government doesn't want you to see.
Celeste MarcusHOST
0:13
On this episode of the podcast, my co-host Amit Orfali and I were lucky to talk to Sammy, who is a resident of Masafriyata.
Celeste MarcusHOST
0:21
And Masafriyata is better known than other villages or cities in the West Bank because it is the place where No Other Land, an Oscar-winning documentary, was filmed.
Celeste MarcusHOST
0:31
And so there are more activists there.
Celeste MarcusHOST
0:33
It's better organized in terms of the activism side of things.
Michael SafiHOST
10:30
Go and watch it if you can.
Michael SafiHOST
10:32
It's directed by two of the Oscar-winning directors of the film No Other Land, which is also incredible.
Michael SafiHOST
10:37
Nasa reveals the secret systems used by the Israeli military in the mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
Michael SafiHOST
10:44
It's an extraordinarily powerful film produced by The Guardian.
Michael SafiHOST
10:47
Thanks for listening to this episode of The Latest.
Michael SafiHOST
10:49
Today in Focus will be back in your feeds tomorrow morning, and The Latest will be back tomorrow evening.
Dan MurrellHOST
15:14
And it was announced today that they have picked up distribution for NASA.
Dan MurrellHOST
15:19
which is the latest documentary from two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, which won an Academy Award and never got official theatrical distribution.
Dan MurrellHOST
15:29
The two filmmakers behind this are Israeli filmmakers, documentarians, and this film struggled with distribution because it looks at the war that's happening right now in Gaza, between Gaza and Israel, or really kind of a one-sided thing, in my opinion.
Dan MurrellHOST
15:48
And it documents what it says are basically war crimes, atrocities that are happening.
Dan MurrellHOST
15:54
And this is a very hot-button issue, obviously.
Dan MurrellHOST
15:56
People are going to get very stirred up by this.
Dan MurrellHOST
16:00
It's why no other land Despite being what I thought was an incredibly well-made film and an effective documentary and a powerful documentary, it's why No Other Land never got distribution.
Dan MurrellHOST
16:10
And it looked like NASA maybe was never going to get official distribution as well.
Matt LoveranesGUEST
37:57
It's a new release that I saw.
Matt LoveranesGUEST
37:59
It's a film called Naza, which if you saw the film No Other Land or No Other
MikeHOST
38:08
Choice...
Matt LoveranesGUEST
38:09
No.
Hilal ElverGUEST
1:34
land.
Margo PattersonHOST
1:35
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the Israeli Attorney General, the Military Chief of Staff, and the head of the Domestic Intelligence Service to discover the identities of the Israeli soldiers and officers interviewed in the film Naza and prosecute them.
Margo PattersonHOST
1:50
The documentary by filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Zohr examines the mass killing of civilians in Gaza through the testimony of anonymous Israeli soldiers and in September won the prestigious special jury prize at the Venice International Film Festival.
Margo PattersonHOST
2:06
Netanyahu has since said he would pursue new laws allowing Israel to strip citizenship from people who smear Israeli soldiers.
Mark AdderleyHOST
36:19
I have to beg to differ a little bit on this.
Mark AdderleyHOST
36:22
I think it's the latest in many films that have been made both by, I think, Palestinians, where they can make films, footage that we've shared and seen by Palestinians and photographers, films like No Other Land, which was made by these two filmmakers and two Palestinian filmmakers.
Mark AdderleyHOST
36:37
Yes, it's frustrating, perhaps.
Nadia SawalhaHOST
36:40
He's been bravely speaking out for decades, this director as well.
speaker_0HOST
0:11
We saw this at the New York Film Festival this past week, created by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Zohr.
speaker_0HOST
0:17
Those are two of the people that were involved in No Other Land, the documentary from two years ago that won Best Documentary Feature at the Oscars last year.
speaker_0HOST
0:24
So this is a film that is very much in conversation with No Other Land, but from the perspective of different people, where No Other Land, we were in the West Bank and looking at forces, Israeli forces that are breaking down homes in Masyafiyata.
speaker_0HOST
0:39
You know, here we have people who work in the political and military apparatus in Israel itself.
speaker_0HOST
0:46
And so this film takes place in Tel Aviv, and it's a selection of interviews of 23 people that work in the government or had worked in the government on a lot of these programs that have led to such mass casualties.
speaker_0HOST
4:05
Oh.
speaker_1HOST
4:05
And right after that it's going to be streaming for free on The Guardian's website and I don't think that you stream your movie for free if you have bad intentions.
speaker_1HOST
4:14
When you take money out of the equation I think that there's a natural integrity of just wanting to show the truth as you see it to be broadcasting and I found this film unnerving and courageous and extremely responsible in its filmmaking just as No Other Land was.
Dan SlevinPANELIST
5:22
So it is very, very new.
Dan SlevinPANELIST
5:24
And it is a documentary by half of the directing team that made the film No Other Land, which won the Academy Award for Documentary.
Dan SlevinPANELIST
5:37
last year or the year before and so Yuval Abraham and Rachel Zohr are the directors and this is a documentary that is about the war in Gaza and it is interviews with 24 Israeli intelligence and military officers some former some current all anonymized they're photographed in shadow on tel aviv rooftops and their voices are disguised and they are telling the interviewer yuval abraham about their experiences uh essentially fighting the war in Gaza by remote control.
Dan SlevinPANELIST
6:21
So much of that war is being fought by drones.

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