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BFI Southbank, London

About the event

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT2.

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Wed 21. Oct14:30Wed 21. Oct18:25Thu 22. Oct20:45Fri 23. Oct12:45Fri 23. Oct18:45Fri 23. Oct20:50Sat 24. Oct15:10Sat 24. Oct20:50Sun 25. Oct15:15Mon 26. Oct18:20Tue 27. Oct20:50Wed 28. Oct14:40Wed 28. Oct20:45Thu 29. Oct14:40Thu 29. Oct20:50
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Wed 21. Oct · 14:30 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT2.

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Wed 21. Oct · 18:25 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT3.

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Thu 22. Oct · 20:45 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT4.

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Fri 23. Oct · 12:45 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT4.

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Fri 23. Oct · 18:45 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT4.

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Fri 23. Oct · 20:50 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT3.

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Sat 24. Oct · 15:10 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT2.

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Sat 24. Oct · 20:50 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT3.

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Sun 25. Oct · 15:15 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT4.

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Mon 26. Oct · 18:20 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT4.

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Tue 27. Oct · 20:50 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT4.

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Wed 28. Oct · 14:40 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT4.

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Wed 28. Oct · 20:45 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT4.

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Thu 29. Oct · 14:40 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT4.

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Thu 29. Oct · 20:50 · BFI Southbank

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the filmmakers behind No Other Land, turn their attention to civilian deaths in the war in Gaza. Filming on Tel Aviv rooftops at night, they speak with members of Israel’s military and uncover the disturbing mechanisms behind the mass killings. Hearing the architects and enablers of violence describe their technical roles, and the thousands of deaths they caused, is both haunting and vital testimony. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, this is urgent filmmaking that does not shy away from confronting horror and those responsible. A Dogwoof release Screen: NFT4.

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Tue 20. Oct20:55Mon 19. Oct18:25Mon 19. Oct14:30