Talk:Stay Forte
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Dani Rosenberg's Of Dogs and Men, a docu-drama about the aftermath of Oct. 7, premiered at the Venice Film Festival on 05/09/24. Nadav Lapid's Yes! also deals explicitly with the Gaza War and premiered at Cannes on 22/05/25. And then there's The Voice of Hind Rajab, which premiered at Venice on 03/09/25.
Before that, Co-Existence, My Ass! (premiere at Sundance on 26/01/25) dealt extensively with the war, although being a documentary, I suppose it can't be called a 'feature'.
(there's a list to be compiled with the Gaza War in movies and TV)
Point being, Stay Forte is certainly not the first feature to deal with the war. Please note that the source cited for that fact pre-dates the premiere by about a year, and was written before the release of any of the features mentioned above.
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| − | It is the first | + | It is among the first Israeli-produced films to deal with events of the Gaza war. |
Nielsjakobkyhl (talk) 14:21, 23 March 2026 (UTC)
Partly done: as The Voice of Hind Rajab clearly qualifies as a feature film about the Gaza War, but as Stay Forte, depending on what one classifies as being a movie about the Gaza War, might be the first Israeli-produced film to deal with it. So I just changed it to among the first feature films to deal with the events of the Gaza War. ―Maltazarian (talkinvestigate) 17:17, 23 March 2026 (UTC)
