Tel Aviv. Live (2016)
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Country:
Israel
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Duration:
52 min
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Director:
Nellu Cohn
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Producer:
Talia Barkan
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Cast:
Etgar Keret, Menashe Kadishmann, Idan Reichel
About film
Tel Aviv is the dynamic and vibrant city of the Mediterranean. What does it mean to be an artist in this city? In the documentary film Tel Aviv. Live, the city is represented by Israel's leading artists, such as the writer Etgar Keret, painter Menashe Kadishmann, musician Idan Reichel. They show how Tel Aviv influences their creative work and try to decipher the cultural code of the city. Tel Aviv. Live offers a panorama of contemporary Israeli life.
Rewards and nominations
- Kolnoah Festival of Israeli Film 2016 (France) — Official Selection
Director
was born in 1956, French musician, photographer, documentary filmmaker, and radio presenter. He spent his life in communist Romania, where he started learning music. He continued his studies in Israel, and then directed an orchestra in Paris. In 2009 he published a photography book My Tel Aviv, and then Tsahal about the Israel army. He had exhibitions in Israel and France. In 2016 Cohn filmed Tel Aviv. Live about artists in Israel's capital. In 2019 he announced his new documentary about the extermination of the Jewish people in the Romanian city Iași (Jassi) during World War II, which is funded by French television.
Along with
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Speaker:
Vasily Stormit
Along with
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Speaker:
Vasily Stormit
Trailer
Director
was born in 1956, French musician, photographer, documentary filmmaker, and radio presenter. He spent his life in communist Romania, where he started learning music. He continued his studies in Israel, and then directed an orchestra in Paris. In 2009 he published a photography book My Tel Aviv, and then Tsahal about the Israel army. He had exhibitions in Israel and France. In 2016 Cohn filmed Tel Aviv. Live about artists in Israel's capital. In 2019 he announced his new documentary about the extermination of the Jewish people in the Romanian city Iași (Jassi) during World War II, which is funded by French television.
