Amsterdam

Mr. Gaga

מר גאגא

Thu 03/11

20:00

Cinema Amstelveen,

Director: Tomer Heymann

Producer: Heymann Brothers

2015, 100 minutes, Documentary

NL Premiere
Private event
Click here to view the interview with the Director Barak Heymann >>

Get into the mind of Ohad Naharin, renowned choregrapher and artistic director of the Batsheva Dance Company, who is the focus of this must-see documentary, created by award-winning film maker Tomer Heymann and eight years in the making.
Known as ‘Mr Gaga’ Ohad Naharin is described as the artistic genius who has redefined the language of modern dance. Using intimate rehearsal footage, unseen archive materials and stunning dance sequences, this documentary immerses you in ‘Mr Gaga’s’ world.

Hebrew, English with English subtitles

Festivals and Awards:
Jerusalem Film Festival
London BFI Film Festival
IDFA Amsterdam
Festival Dei Popoli

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Watch the festival promo >>

SERET International returns to Amsterdam and Amstelveen on 5th – 10th November for our second Festival of outstanding feature films and documentaries from Israel’s top film makers. And as the 2015 Festival was such as success for us, we’re bringing SERET International to two new locations in The Netherlands, Maasticht and Utrecht.

We will be screening a bigger programme of films, most of which are Dutch premieres, and have been selected as international award winners, and included in top film festivals around the world such as Sundance and Locarno.

The programme gives a glimpse of the world-leading, innovative dynamic and passionate film industry in Israel. It’s an industry that has become more outward-looking, creating great cinema and TV that reflects themes that resonate however and wherever you live, rather than limiting itself to the conflict which so often colours perception of the country.

Our screenings will be at the Amstelveen and Rialto cinemas in Amsterdam, the Lumiere in Maastricht, and the Louis Hartlooper Complex in Utrecht.

All the films have English subtitles.