Taboo: Amos Guttman
Amos Guttman, a Romanian migrant and openly gay filmmaker, significantly influenced Israeli cinema by creating the country's first films addressing LGBTQ+ themes.
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Amos Guttman, a Romanian migrant and openly gay filmmaker, significantly influenced Israeli cinema by creating the country's first films addressing LGBTQ+ themes.
Synopsis
Amos Guttman, a Romanian migrant, faced significant obstacles in the conservative Israeli film industry. Known for his open homosexuality, he became a controversial figure due to his focus on LGBTQ+ themes. Guttman created Israel's first films addressing gay issues, aiming to reach a global audience. Influenced by filmmakers like Derek Jarman and Pedro Almodóvar, his work reflects his identity and experiences. Directed by Shauly Melamed, "Taboo: Amos Guttman" runs for 76 minutes and highlights Guttman's impact on Israeli cinema.
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