Ten films spanning comedy, drama, action, thriller and animation will meet cinema audiences this week. Among the week's highlights is Naza, a documentary about civilian casualties in Gaza.
Naza examines events in Gaza through soldiers' testimonies
Filmed at night from the rooftops of Tel Aviv, Naza was directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. The US-British co-production brings to the screen civilian casualties during Israel's military operations in Gaza and the systems behind the targeting of Palestinians.
The documentary, the product of a three-year journalistic investigation, is based on testimonies from soldiers who served in Israeli attacks on Gaza.

This week's comedy and drama films
Dondurmam Gaymak: Gapital, directed by Eyüp Boz, stars Cengiz Bozkurt, Atakan Çelik and Okan Cabalar. The film continues the story of Dondurmam Gaymak, released 20 years ago, and follows Kamil and the townspeople as they try to keep Nasip Ice Creams, inherited from the late Ali Usta, alive.
Hasip ile Nasip, directed by Özgür Bakar, stars Toygan Avanoğlu, Didem Balçın, Alper Kul, Ufuk Özkan, Selim Erdoğan and Barış Başar. The film follows former friends Hasip and Nasip, who have shared local power in the town for years, after their childhood love Perihan returns to run as a third candidate for mayor.

Reed Van Dyk's war drama Kefaret stars Boyd Holbrook, Kenneth Branagh and Hiam Abbass. The film tells the story of a former American soldier who tries to confront his past years after a decision he made during the Iraq War upended a family's life.
Action, adaptation and animation
Street Fighter, directed by Kitao Sakurai, follows legendary fighters whose paths have diverged as they reunite at Ryu's call for the Street Fighters World Tournament. The film stars Noah Centineo, Andrew Koji, Jason Momoa and Callina Liang.
Aşk ve Yaşam, directed by Georgia Oakley, is adapted from a work by Jane Austen. Starring Daisy Edgar-Jones, Esme Creed-Miles and Caitriona Balfe, the film centers on the Dashwood sisters, who begin a modest life in the countryside with their widowed mother after losing all their wealth.
Balina Düşüşü, directed by Brian Duffield, stars Austin Abrams, Josh Brolin and Elisabeth Shue. The film follows a young diver who plunges into the ocean to retrieve his father's body after the funeral and is swallowed by a giant sperm whale, then struggles to survive and escape with limited oxygen.

Kenan Aktaş's animated film Emiray: Macera Yolcusu tells the story of a group of friends who are swept into the childhood years of Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi through a time tunnel opened by a mysterious puzzle. The friends try to return to their own time by bringing together their group, scattered across different lands.
This week's horror and thriller films
The US production Kanlı Gece, directed by Raymond Creamer, follows a couple stranded at home by a snowstorm as they deal with childbirth complications involving their midwife and a dark entity believed to be in the house.
Kemal Danacı's film Cin Hikayeleri: Zulman tells the story of Süleyman, a miner living in Zonguldak. After learning that the child he freed from chains at his workplace is a captive jinn, Süleyman becomes a target of the Cuhenna tribe and sets out to seek help from a huddām.
