their calm demeanor. the almost mundane register in which they describe these horrors. stomach-turning and frightening stuff, but brilliantly rooted in investigative journalism.
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Directed by Yuval Abraham +1
A dark, grounded documentary.
In secret conversations on the rooftops of Tel Aviv at night, the systems behind Israel's calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza are revealed by the people who designed and operated them.
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their calm demeanor. the almost mundane register in which they describe these horrors. stomach-turning and frightening stuff, but brilliantly rooted in investigative journalism.
Scary. If they want to kill you they will. You could be anywhere , anytime . And they do that like kids playing dystopian video games. Alll they see is a digital puppet falling. No human interaction, not enemies in a battlefield . The human cost of the war is only borne by the dead. It’s a play for those who kill . The dystopia is here .
A damning and incredibly haunting look into the mechanics of the Israeli war machine and their systematic displacement/murder of innocents. How those pushing the buttons justify it to themselves, taking comfort in being cogs in a wheel that will find someone else to turn it if they don’t. Bone-chilling stuff. Revealing about how governments can exploit us psychologically to commit horrendous atrocities, made easier by our ability to hide behind screens and tech. There’s nowhere to hide from the truth that comes out in this film. No manipulation of narrative-crafting needed by the filmmakers.Abraham and Szor find something cinematic in these images overlooking Tel-Aviv at night. Watching people comfortable in their homes as soldiers discuss destroying homes in Gaza. Shielded by the propaganda on their televisions.
It is an investigative documentary that examines the military systems and AI-assisted targeting used in Gaza through anonymous interviews with intelligence personnel.
It was directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, and premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2026.
It premiered in competition at the 2026 Venice Film Festival.