NAZA's Global Box Office Triumph

The documentary "NAZA" has achieved significant global success, recording over 1.5 million theatrical admissions in 47 territories as of November 6. This remarkable figure places it among the most-watched documentaries of the year on the big screen.

The film, co-directed by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, has generated $13.5 million in international box office revenue, with an additional $1 million from the U.S.

Italy has proven to be the film's most successful market, where it opened on September 29. It has since attracted 717,517 admissions, nearly half of the global total, and continues to be shown on 379 screens. "NAZA" has topped the Italian box office and ranks third in the country's documentary history.

In the U.S. and Canada, the film has garnered 83,673 admissions since its September 30 opening, with Neon joining as the U.S. distributor in late October. The United Kingdom and Ireland have seen 102,509 admissions following its October 15 release, including a successful event screening with a Q&A.

France utilized a 48-hour event release format, drawing over 82,000 admissions and topping the box office on both days. Germany reported 83,355 admissions, while Austria has surpassed 16,521, both outperforming previous acclaimed documentaries at similar stages.

Further strong performances include 61,783 admissions in Spain, over 132,323 in Benelux, and more than 50,000 in Switzerland. The documentary has also found audiences in Australia, New Zealand, Scandinavia, Poland, Romania, Mexico, Japan, Indonesia, and Thailand.

"NAZA" has also been recognized with several awards, including the audience award at San Sebastián and the critics prize at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival. It was named best political documentary by the New York Critics Circle and is a contender for awards at the Gotham Awards and the European Film Awards.