Nomination for the German TV Prize: Betetz Brothers’ Doku enthusiastic

Nomination for the German TV Prize: Betetz Brothers’ Doku enthusiastic

explosive reflections on violence and their effects: Beetz Brothers documentation receives nomination

The current nomination for the German television award 2024 of the documentary "Hamas attack on the festival-the survivors of the desert raves" reflects the pressing questions that society raises with regard to violence and its consequences. This development, not only for the film industry, but also for the entire community, illustrates the relevance of the topic at a time when violent conflicts are increasingly aware.

On October 7, 2023, there was a devastating attack on a music festival in Israel, which resulted in profound emotional and social consequences. The documentary, produced by the renowned company Beetz Brothers, not only shows the shocking events, but also gives the survivors a voice. The 32-minute film was broadcast on Arte and ZDF in November 2023 and attracted international attention.

The special tragedy of the documentation lies in the personal stories of the survivors, which are impressively expressed by exclusive interviews. The meticulous research and the careful storytelling make a connection between the spectators and the victims of violence. Producer Reinhardt Betetz expresses that this nomination is not only an award for the team, but is also a step to make the voices of those affected visible.

The team around Beetz and director Duki Dror is made up of internationally recognized minds, including award -winning filmmakers like Yossi Bloch and Noam Pinchas. The high recognition, which the film gave, shows that the topic of violent conflicts and whose long -term psychological effects is of great urgency. This is further underlined by the upcoming premiere of the new documentary "Trauma in the Middle East - the 7th October and its consequences" on September 24, 2024, which deals with the aftermath of the attack.

The nomination of the film for the German television award is a turning point that shows how art and media can help promote social discussion about violence and its consequences. Another example is the internationally broadcast 52-minute version of the film, "Supernova: The Music Festival Massacre", which is shown in over 50 countries and receives a place in numerous festivals.

The Betetz Brothers Film Production, known for its dedicated documentaries, has produced over 250 productions since its foundation in 2000 and has been listed among the 200 most important production companies worldwide. Your films are not only viewed and awarded in an international context.

This nomination reminds us all that dialogue is of great importance on violence and trauma. By telling these stories, the need to reflect on the human and the effects of conflicts on society becomes clear.

The film and its previous successes are not only a testimony to the skills of Betetz Brothers, but also a call to the community to hear the victims and to deal with the reality of violence.