Collapse (2026)

Collapse is a French documentary by Anat Even confronting the aftermath of the October 7, 2023 attacks and the destruction around Kibbutz Nir Oz. Over more than two years, Even returns to the place she considers home, documenting damaged landscapes while examining grief, memory, violence, and the human consequences of the conflict.

The documentary combines observational footage, archival material, and conversations with witnesses. Its personal point of view gives the film a reflective structure, while the destroyed environment becomes both a physical record and a backdrop for questions about identity, responsibility, and what remains after catastrophe.

• Directed, photographed, and written by Anat Even with Oron Adar and Ariel Cypel.
• Produced by Étienne de Ricaud for Caractères Productions.
• Runtime is approximately 79 minutes.
• The film was selected for the 2026 Berlinale program.
• It was also presented in the All Eyes on Palestine section of the 2026 Millennium Docs Against Gravity festival.