It’s hugely provocative and a disturbing account.

The result is specific disquiet at what is currently happening in that region, but the film, coproduced by The Guardian, also triggers more general horror at how, in the contemporary world, it is too easy to slaughter from a dispassionate distance.

Brutally hard viewing.

NAZA succeeds as great journalism and great cinema alike. I won't soon forget the tone and framing of this film, as an ethnic cleansing and the spycraft that enables it is recounted with eerie stillness.