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The Guardian
NAZA's stance on perpetrator cinema
The article discusses the documentary NAZA, which features Israeli intelligence members openly discussing their remote execution of operations in Gaza, including acknowledging involvement in a genocide. It explores how perpetrator cinema, like NAZA, provides insights into the minds of those carrying out atrocities, raising ethical questions about empathy, complicity, and the purpose of such films. The piece highlights the difficult challenge these works pose in understanding human capacity for evil and their role in confronting broader societal and political narratives.
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