Italian moviegoers have given a massive thumbs‑up to two very different films. The thriller “Naza” is now playing in 425 cinemas across the country, quickly becoming a box‑office hit. At the same time, a documentary about Gaza that won an award at the Venice Film Festival drew an impressive 243,000 viewers in just three days of screenings. Both successes show that Italian audiences are eager for gripping stories, whether fictional suspense or hard‑hitting real‑world reportage. The strong turnout is already sparking talk of longer runs for both titles, promising even bigger numbers in the weeks ahead.