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Harrowing Israeli documentary pipped by Danish war drama at Venice Film Festival awards

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Harrowing Israeli documentary pipped by Danish war drama at Venice Film Festival awards

While many festival-goers thought NAZA would win, the Golden Lion went to May el-Toukhy’s A Woman Unknown.

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