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Title<\/b>: Sublet
\n<\/i><\/b>Direction:<\/b> Eytan Fox
\nCast: <\/b>John Benjamin Hickey, Niv Nissim, Lihi Kornowski, Mickey Kam, Peter Spears,Tamir Ginsburg
\nProduction:<\/b> Light Stream
\nDistribution:<\/b> Oded Horowitz
\nGenre:<\/b> Comedy
\nDuration:<\/b> 89\u2019
\nCountry:<\/b> Israel
\nYear:<\/b> 2020<\/p>\n
O.V.<\/b> in Hebrew and English. Subtitles in Spanish<\/p>\n
Festivals:<\/b> Atlanta (Jewish cinema), Boston (Jewish cinema), Chicago (Reeling, LGBT), Edmonton (Canada, Jewish cinema), El Paso (Jewish cinema), Francia (online, Jewish cinema), Hartford (Connecticut, Jewish cinema), Jerusalem, London (BFI Flare, LGBT), Los Angeles (Israel cinema), Melbourne (LGBT), New York (NewFest, LGBT), New York (Tribeca), Philadelphia (Jewish cinema), Pittsburgh (Jewish cinema), Rochester (USA, ImageOut, LGBT), San Antonio (Texas, Jewish cinema), San Luis Obispo (Jewish cinema), Seattle (Jewish cinema), Sidney (Mardi Gras, LGBT), Taiwan (Golden Horse), Toronto (Jewish cinema), Vancouver (Jewish cinema), Victoria (Canada, Jewish cinema)<\/p>\n
First showing in Spain<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Michael, a travel columnist for The New York Times, goes to Tel Aviv to write an article after suffering a tragedy. He just wants to do his research and go home. But when he sublets an apartment from Tomer, a young film student, he finds himself drawn into the life of the city. Superficially, the two men couldn\u2019t be more different. Michael is an established journalist who has been with his partner for decades. He came of age during the years when AIDS was ravaging the gay community and he appreciates how much things have changed. Tomer struggles to earn a living and is still trying to figure out what kind of films he wants to make; he is a freewheeling, ambitious, mixed-up young man whose love of marijuana and sex seems a world away from Michael\u2019s. He nevertheless offers to guide him around the city and they soon find they have more in common than they thought. This deft comedy of manners reveals much about attitudes to love, life and sex between two generations of gay men. The director, Eytan Fox, was born in New York City and raised in Israel. Through this story, he examines different sides of his own identity.<\/p>\n<\/div>