"NAZA", which features Israeli whistleblowers analysing the mass killing of civilians in Gaza, earned a record 25-minute standing ovation at its premiere on Thursday and is the highest-scored film by international critics, according to film magazine Screen.
But it faces competition from other well-received movies, including poignant relationship study "Possible Love" by South Korean auteur Lee Chang-dong, and dark comedy "Wild Horse Nine" by Bri…