The directors behind the film have asked distributors worldwide to stop today's screenings.
The documentary about AI-powered targeting systems in Gaza by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor is withdrawn by the directors and is not shown today despite premieres in over 50 countries.
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The film features interviews with Israeli military whistleblowers about AI systems in Gaza.
- None of the more than 50 countries in which the film is shot are showing the film today, says Oscar Eriksson, distributor at Folkets Bio.
- The directors have asked distributors around the world not to show it. But they haven't said more than that.
The film by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor features interviews with Israeli military whistleblowers who claim AI-powered targeting systems were used to kill civilians in Gaza.
In Sweden, the film will be shown in around 30 cinemas. At Filmstaden, however, it won't premiere until October 8.
At the end of November, Naza will be streaming for free from co-producer The Guardian's platform.
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The film will be released as streaming via The Guardian at the end of November
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