Question 1

What controversial editing demand did the BBC make when airing this documentary?

Accepted Answer

The BBC demanded all uses of the words 'terrorist' or 'terrorism' in reference to Hamas be removed, despite the UK government listing Hamas as a 'proscribed terrorist group.'

Question 2

How does the film open with on-screen text about the conflict's human cost?

Accepted Answer

It opens stating: 'The human cost of the Hamas massacre in Israel and the war that followed in Gaza has been catastrophic for both Israelis and Palestinians,' citing 1,200 Israelis murdered on October 7th.

Question 3

What tragic statistics about the Nova music festival does the film reveal at its conclusion?

Accepted Answer

Around 3,500 partygoers attended; 364 were murdered, 44 taken hostage, hundreds wounded, and thousands are receiving psychological counseling, with some survivors taking their own lives.

Question 4

What did director Yariv Mozer say audiences should understand about Hamas from this film?

Accepted Answer

Mozer stated audiences should understand 'the true nature of Hamas,' distinguishing between the Palestinian people and Hamas leadership, which he called brutal and opposed to coexistence with Israel.

Question 5

What horrifying transformation does the Nova music festival undergo in this documentary?

Accepted Answer

A music festival symbolizing peace, freedom, and eternal love transforms into a horrifying nightmare of terror during the October 7th onslaught, with survivors reconstructing the event through their perspectives.

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