Tantura

Israeli student Teddy Katz, in the late 1990s, presents groundbreaking research exposing a massacre of Palestinian civilians in the village of Tantura in May 1948. His work, built on interviews with Israeli veterans, is initially hailed, then violently turned against him. Branded a traitor, Katz faces a devastating campaign to discredit him and revoke his academic degree. Decades later, explosive new evidence surfaces, corroborating his original findings. The film meticulously dissects both the historical event and the machinery of its subsequent erasure, weaving together testimonies from soldiers, historians, and archivists in a tense forensic investigation.