Bloody Groom
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Bloody Groom
Moishi falls in love with Rachel, a young woman whose previous husbands have all died. Moishi runs away from his parents, who are angry at his decision, straight into the arms of Haim the butcher, who turns out to be the devil himself. Haim, the devil, who turns out to be a romantic character, tries to understand why Moshi insists on marrying Rachel. If Moishi sticks to his decision, Haim will have no choice but to kill him.
Festivals and Awards:
Haifa Film Festival, Israel, 2023.
Director: Aviad Shtachelberd
Producer: Leah Tonic, Lev Orlov
Cinematographer: Gal Rumbak
Editor: Noy Barak
Soundtrack Editor: Yonatan Englander
Original Soundtrack: Nitsan Kolko
Supporter(s): The New Fund for Cinema and Television, The Jerusalem Film Fund
Cast: Miki Leon, Itamar Tenenbaum
Script: Aviad Shtachelberd
Subtitles: English, Hebrew
Film Name in Hebrew: חתן דמים
Moishi falls in love with Rachel, a young woman whose previous husbands have all died. Moishi runs away from his parents, who are angry at his decision, straight into the arms of Haim the butcher, who turns out to be the devil himself. Haim, the devil, who turns out to be a romantic character, tries to understand why Moshi insists on marrying Rachel. If Moishi sticks to his decision, Haim will have no choice but to kill him.
Festivals and Awards:
Haifa Film Festival, Israel, 2023.
Director: Aviad Shtachelberd
Producer: Leah Tonic, Lev Orlov
Cinematographer: Gal Rumbak
Editor: Noy Barak
Soundtrack Editor: Yonatan Englander
Original Soundtrack: Nitsan Kolko
Supporter(s): The New Fund for Cinema and Television, The Jerusalem Film Fund
Cast: Miki Leon, Itamar Tenenbaum
Script: Aviad Shtachelberd
Subtitles: English, Hebrew
Film Name in Hebrew: חתן דמים
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