Mr Gaga (2015)
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Country:
Israel
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Duration:
100 min
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Genre:
biography
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Director:
Tomer Heymann
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Producer:
Barak Heymann
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Cast:
Ohad Naharin, Tzofia Naharin
About film
A film about life and work of one of the most inventive, flamboyant and unpredictable choreographers of our time, Ohad Naharin, who was always trying to surprise his audiences and expand the boundaries of the possible. He was one of the best choreographers of the late 20th century and gained world-wide renown thanks to his unusual choreographic style and his revolutionary dance technique Gaga.
Rewards and nominations
- SXSW Film festival 2016 (USA) — Audience Award
- Tempo Documentary Film Festival 2016 (Sweden) — Best Film Award
- Sofia International Film Festival 2016 (Bulgaria) — Best Documentary Award
- Aspen Film Fest 2016 (USA) — Audience Award for Best Documentary
- Reykjavik International Film Festival 2016 (Iceland) — Audience Award
- Sao Paolo International Film Festival 2016 (Brazil) — Public Award for Best Documentary
Director
was born ib 1970, Israeli director, screenwriter, producer, and cinematographer. His debut documentary Tomer Ve-Hasrutim tells about his own coming-out in front of tough hot-tempered teenage boys while staging a play. His film Bridge Over the Wadi about a conjoint school for Arab and Jewish children. Mr. Gaga is about the choreographer Ohad Naharin was nominated for the European Film Awards in 2016. Who's Gonna Love Me Now? about an HIV positive Jewish man won the Panorama Audience Award at Berlinale 2006.
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Director
was born ib 1970, Israeli director, screenwriter, producer, and cinematographer. His debut documentary Tomer Ve-Hasrutim tells about his own coming-out in front of tough hot-tempered teenage boys while staging a play. His film Bridge Over the Wadi about a conjoint school for Arab and Jewish children. Mr. Gaga is about the choreographer Ohad Naharin was nominated for the European Film Awards in 2016. Who's Gonna Love Me Now? about an HIV positive Jewish man won the Panorama Audience Award at Berlinale 2006.
