NAZA recorded 1,547,033 theatrical admissions across 47 territories by November 6, 2026, according to figures compiled by producers The Guardian and JW Films and reported by Deadline. Source
The documentary about killings in Gaza comes from Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, co-directors of the Oscar-winning No Other Land. It premiered at the Venice Film Festival, where it won the Special Jury Prize. Source Source
Italy accounted for nearly half the reported worldwide admissions. The film drew 717,517 admissions there after I Wonder released it on September 29, according to Variety. Deadline and Variety place it third among documentaries in Italian cinema history by admissions, behind only Fahrenheit 9/11 and March of the Penguins. Source Source
In France, a 48-hour event release drew more than 82,000 admissions, according to Variety. More than 260 theaters held nearly 500 screenings, and the film topped the box office on both days. Source
Dogwoof launched NAZA in the U.K. and Ireland on October 15 with a filmmaker Q&A broadcast to 104 additional cinemas. The launch drew more than 7,000 admissions, and the U.K. and Ireland total later reached 102,509, according to Variety. Source
The film grossed $13.5 million outside the U.S. and more than $1 million in the U.S., according to producer figures reported by Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter. Source Source
In the U.S., NAZA opened on September 30 through Michael Tuckman’s mTuckman Media. Neon joined as U.S. distributor in late October with plans to take it wider. Variety reported 83,673 admissions across the U.S. and Canada combined. The November 11 report did not specify dates, locations or a screen count for Neon’s planned expansion. Source
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