None of the more than 50 countries where the film is being released will show it today, says Oscar Eriksson, a distributor at Folkets Bio.
The directors have asked distributors around the world not to show the film, but they have said nothing more than that.
The film by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor features interviews with whistleblowers in the Israeli military who claim that AI-powered targeting systems were used to kill civilians in Gaza.
In Sweden, the film will be shown in around 30 cinemas. However, it will not premiere at Filmstaden until October 8.
At the end of November, Naza will be available to stream for free on the platform of its co-producer, The Guardian.
