The massacre at the Supernova Festival in the Negev desert marks a historic turning point for
Israel: On October 7th, 2023 at 06:30 AM, Hamas terrorists broke through the borders from
Gaza into Israel, launching a planned and coordinated attack. Among their targets - a yearly
techno music festival with over 3500 young revelers in attendance. Soon the festival grounds
turned into a scene of horror: Over 370 people were brutally murdered, hundreds wounded
and 40 kidnapped and taken as hostages. The festival attack at Re’im was one of Hamas' first
targets and the start of the war that continues to this day.

In this emotional film, survivors, first responders and parents recount their stories and the
horrors they witnessed. Filmed just a few days after the events, their trauma is evident, their
grief over friends lost is palpable, their continued fear is apparent. 

The attacks were documented in real time, and for the first time - by both perpetrators and
victims. Using materials meticulously collected from dozens of sources, including Hamas’ own
cameramen and GoPros, survivors’ mobile phones, CCTV footage, dash cams and from first
responders on site- providing unprecedented insight into the massacre.

Following the film, please join us for a Q&A / discussion with the film's director Yossi Bloch.

Yossi Bloch is a globally renowned artist based in Tel Aviv, with a portfolio spanning
international projects as well as local endeavors in Israel. His works include
documentaries, such as Netflix's "The Devil Next Door," in addition to his impactful work
within the Israeli artistic scene. His latest project involved creating a video artwork
displayed in a Tel Aviv gallery, delving into the essence of a well-known military scandal
involving Elor Azarya. Bloch's artistic focus lies in the exploration of social dilemmas
and conflicts, skillfully depicting the most vulnerable aspects as central protagonists in
his narratives.