On the morning of October 7, 2023, a music festival in southern Israel became the site of one of the deadliest attacks on civilians in recent memory; this documentary reconstructs that morning hour by hour.
What is We Will Dance Again about?
We Will Dance Again pieces together the events at the Supernova music festival using footage shot by attendees, security cameras, and the attackers themselves, alongside testimony from survivors who lived through it. The film follows a strict chronological structure, tracking how a night of music turned into a scene of chaos and loss within minutes, and how scattered groups of festivalgoers made split-second decisions that determined who made it out. It is presented as a factual account rather than a dramatized retelling, built almost entirely from first-hand material and survivor recollection.
Cast & crew
No director or cast credits are listed for this documentary; its content is drawn from survivor testimony and contemporaneous footage rather than a scripted or acted production.
Context & significance
We Will Dance Again is a 2024 documentary film with a 90-minute runtime, built around the events of October 7, 2023. It sits within a growing body of documentary work using firsthand video and interviews to record a single event in close, minute-by-minute detail, prioritizing chronology and verified footage over commentary. The film's structure keeps a tight focus on the festival grounds and the hours that followed, without extending into broader political analysis, leaving that context for other sources.
Where & how to watch
We Will Dance Again is available to stream on K-Time, which offers a Persian-language interface for Persian-speaking audiences. The film's page can be read without an account, and watching it requires logging into a free K-Time account. Given its subject matter, viewers should be prepared for a difficult and emotionally heavy watch.