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End of The Story
The Queen Has No Crown
Life In Stills
I Shot My Love
The Way Home
Lone Samaritan
Bridge Over the Wadi
Paper Dolls
It Kinda Scares Me
Sayed Kashua - Forever Scared
Lady Kul el-Arab
Dancing Alfonso
Debut
Stalags - Holocaust and Pornography in Israel
Out of Focus
Aviv (Fucked Up Generation)
Black Over White
My Village
Cinderellas
Zorki
Laugh Till I Cry
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The Queen Has No Crown
I Shot My Love
The Way Home
Out of Focus
Black Over White
Debut
Cinderellas
Paper Dolls
My Village
Bridge Over the Wadi
Aviv (Fucked Up Generation)
It Kinda Scares Me
Laugh Till I Cry
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End of The Story
Lone Samaritan
Debut
Dancing Alfonso
My Village
Bridge Over the Wadi
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Sayed Kashua - Forever Scared
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Lady Kul el-Arab
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Stalags - Holocaust and Pornography in Israel
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My Village
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Zorki
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Laugh Till I Cry
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Life In Stills
The last days of the Israeli community in Teheran before the 1979 Islamic Revolution, through the story of a young Israeli family. Gora by Tal Shefi
Kaya, a 13-year-old Israeli-Nepalese girl and the director's daughter, joins a boxing club in Goa, India. Six Million in Two Rooms by Tomer Heymann
Tsi-la Piran, a second generation Israeli daughter of Holocaust survivors, chooses to deal with her personal demons of the past by treating the troubled second generation of the "Other Side". Second Round by Barak Heymann
The 6-part TV series tells the personal stories of a number of men and women who got divorced and had their family cells fall apart. Ohad by Tomer Heymann
An intimate portrait of Ohad Naharin, Israel's most dominant choreographer, and artistic director of Batsheva Dance Company. Mishpuche by Ben Lewis
“Mishpuche” presents stories of Jews in modern times. The First Citizen by Daniel Sivan & Yossi Bloch
On July 8th 2006, a woman accused a man of raping her. That man was Moshe Katzav - the President of Israel. This was the beginning of the most shocking and gripping affair Israel has ever seen - the 'First Citizen' is accused of being a serial rapist.
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Life In Stills
Lone Samaritan
Sayed Kashua - Forever Scared
Stalags - Holocaust and Pornography in Israel
Cinderellas
Black Over White
My Village
Zorki
Aviv (Fucked Up Generation)
It Kinda Scares Me
Laugh Till I Cry
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The Queen Has No Crown
I Shot My Love
The Way Home
Paper Dolls
It Kinda Scares Me
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End of The Story
Lone Samaritan
Sayed Kashua - Forever Scared
Lady Kul el-Arab
Stalags - Holocaust and Pornography in Israel
Dancing Alfonso
Out of Focus
Black Over White
Paper Dolls
Bridge Over the Wadi
Aviv (Fucked Up Generation)
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Life In Stills
Out of Focus
Debut
Dancing Alfonso
Paper Dolls
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Tomer & mom in the kitchen
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Mom on Andreas
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Tomer Interview
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Heymann Brothers Films has been operating for over a decade and specializes in long term documentary projects with a social and political orientation, as well as very personal ones. The company was founded by Tomer Heymann, one of the leading documentary directors in Israel.
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2001 he created “It Kinda Scares Me” which won the Academy Award in Israel, and other awards in Torino, Milan, New York, Taipei and Melbourne.
In 2003 his film "Aviv - Fucked Up Generation" came out commercially and brought a vast amount of viewers to the cinemas, as it correspondingly participated in many festivals worldwide.
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TOMER HEYMANN
Tomer Heymann was born in Kfar Yedidia in Israel in 1970 and has directed many documentary films and series in the past ten years, most of them long-term follow-ups and personal documentations. His films won major awards at different prestigious film festivals including his first film “It Kinda Scares Me”. “Paper Dolls” won three awards at the 2006 Berlin Film Festival and the audience’s award at the Los Angeles Festival. The film and TV series "Bridge over the Wadi”, co-produced with the American ITVS, won the Israeli Documentary Film competition, participated in IDFA Festival's prestigious competition and won many awards around the world. Tomer's new 8-part series "The Way Home" was recently broadcasted by the Yes Doco Channel in Israel and won the best documentary series award at the 2009 Jerusalem International Film Festival.
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BARAK HEYMANN
Barak Heymann joined the "Heymann Brothers Films" company in 2003 and has since directed and produced several documentary films and series. “Heymann Brothers Films” is an independent Israeli company dedicated to the release of documentaries on the social aspect of the Israeli/Jewish culture.
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11th Astra Film Festival, Romania 2011
Prize offered by HBO TV Channel and includes a pruze of 3,000 Euros.
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Hot Docs International Film Festival, Canada 2010
"We felt the winning film contain beautiful use of homemade footage. it covered many territories – geographical, religious, political, linguistic While following a love story conceived at the Berlin film festival. The film focused on the meaning of love and the universality of suffering." (Jury Statment)
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Warsaw Jewish Film Festival, Poland 2010
10 000 PLN founded by President of TVP
Documentary feature - The Best In the category "David Camera"
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Queer Lisboa Film Festival, Portugal 2010
"For its brave intimate exposure, it redefines the boundaries of intimacy in film". (Jury statement)
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Seventy years after his grandfather escapes from Nazi Germany to Palestine, Israeli documentary director Tomer Heymann returns to the country of his ancestors to present his film "Paper Dolls" at the Berlin International Film Festival, and there meets a man who will change his life.
This 48-hour love affair, originating in Berghain Panorama Bar, develops into a significant relationship between Tomer and Andreas Merk, a German dancer. When Andreas decides to move to Tel-Aviv, he not only has to cope with a new partner, but to manage the complex realities of life in Israel and his personal connection to it as a German citizen.
Tomer's mother, descendent of German immigrants was born and lived all her life in a small Israeli village, where she raised five sons. One by one, she watches her children leave the country she and her family helped to build, and now cannot help but try to influence the life of Tomer, the one son who remains.
I SHOT MY LOVE tells a personal but universal love story and follows the triangular relationship between Tomer, his German boyfriend, and his intensely Israeli mother.
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Screening at Kosmos Theater, Vienna
during the 6th Ethnocineca - Ethnographic and Documentary FilmFest, Vienna, Austria 2012
at 19:15
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6th Ethnocineca - Ethnographic and Documentary FilmFest, Vienna, Austria 2012
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"I Shot My Love" won Best International Documenaty
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Tomer Heymann and Andreas Merk were special guests of Kitoks Kinas LGBT 2011 film festival, the first ever GLBT film festival held in Lithuania.
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MONTPELLIER DANSE, trente ans de danse en tutoyant le monde.
20 Juin - 5 Julliet, 2011
dans l’Agora, cité internationale de la danse, Montpellier, France.
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The festival will take place between the 11th and 19th of June, 2011
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This festival, and our ongoing teaching and training activity that continues throughout the year, encourages the self-representation and self-expression of diverse cultural groups, locally in London, but beyond in Great Britain, in Europe and far beyond.
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Taking place between the 11 and 18th of June, 2011, includes a special tribute to Tomer heymann, screening "It kinda Scares Me", "I Shot My Love", as well as the Israeli premeier of "The Queen Has No Crown".
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A Tribute to three of Tomer Heymann's films:
Thursday, the 5th May, 18.00: "Paper dolls".
Saturday, the 7th of May, 22.00: "I shot my love", 23.00h to 23.30h Discussion with the film director- Tomer Heymann , 23.00: "It kinda scares me".
Sunday, the 8th of May, 18.00: "I shot my love", 19.00h: "It kinda scares me", 20.00 to 20.30h Discussion with the film director.
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Filmisreal is a film festival dedicated to the new generation of Israeli cinema. As a result of the overwhelming international success of Israeli films during the last few years, Filmisrael provides a glimpse of this year's best Israeli movies, as well a variety of contemporary Israeli movies from the last few years, panel discussions and Q&As with filmmakers and major figures in the industry.
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27/3 22:00
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Selected gay films now in cinemas!
Screenings will take place at:
I Shot My Love - 22/3 21:00, Filmpalette Koln
Paper Dolls - 29/3 21:00 , Filmpalette Vorauss
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I SHOT MY LOVE
19/3 12:30 5 Ryneveld
24/3 15:00 5 Ryneveld
LONE SAMARITAN
23/3 12:30 5 Ryneveldt
25/3 15:00 5 Ryneveldt
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2010
I Shot my Love, from Tomer Heymann
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"Que sera sera..." Quite simply!
by Gabriel MAFFRE
Tomer Heymann, guest of the festival "Des Images aux mots" was presenting his most personal documentary film on Thursday 10th February in Toulouse - France.
He greets you as if he always knew you. Modest and friendly verve. First contact is fraternal. Tomer Heymann is one of those people who put you at ease from the first meeting. Seductive and simple. Exchange-thirsty, the israeli director does not hesitate to ditch a screening in Germany in order to discover his french audience. Also to honor the national pre-release of his documentary film "I Shot My Love".
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«I shot my love», long winner in Zinegoak
The Gay-Lesbian-Trans Bilbao International Film Festival ended yesterday its 8th edition in which the long "I shot my love" (documentary) and "Sasha" (fiction) were awarded in addition to the short film "Always choose face" , award-winning documentary by the public.
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I shot my love - A film by Tomer Heymann
By Nadja Grintzewitsch
This sensitive documentation of a German-Israeli love of men affected by authenticity and detail, and not least a tribute to director Tomer Heymann on his ... Extraordinary mother.
The story itself is quite simple: homosexual director who is up for the premiere of his new film in the German capital, dancers meet in a popular Berlin nightclub.They fall in love, the dancer follows the filmmaker to Israel, where he met his mother. After some initial difficulties, the couple finally pulls together to Tel Aviv.
This woman that work would shine but not nearly do justice. It is not the story that captivates, but rather their unique implementation. The pictures are from the beginning to the end real, not fictitious story, the performers beautifully unaffected, since they themselves embodied. Influenced by his father, the family life with our own 8mm camera has recorded its seven-member, director Tomer Heymann holds obsessively all set in its environment. It seems not a moment goes by where he does not see the world through the viewfinder. These films made the documentary "I shot my love", on 13 February 2010 at the Berlin Film Festival celebrated its world premiere.
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| Written and directed by: | Tomer Heymann |
| Producers: | Barak Heymann, Tomer Heymann |
| Editor: | Ido Mochrik |
| Co-producer: | Carl-Ludwig Rettinger |
| Commissioning Editor: | Sabine Rollberg (WDR/ARTE) |
| Research: | Tali-Shamir Werzberger |
| Cinematographer: | Tomer Heymann |
| Original Score: | Israel Bright & Eran Weitz |
The film was co-produced with WDR/ARTE and was fund by The New Foundation for Cinema & T.V, The Jewish Theatre Stockholm, Foundation for Jewish Culture and Gesher Multicultural Film Fund. |
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The world premiere of the film "I Shot My Love" was held at the Panorama section in Berlin International Film Festival 2010. |
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