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It Kinda Scares Me

Country: Israel, Language: Hebrew, 57 mins

Original Title

Tomer Ve-Hasrutim
  • Director: Tomer Heymann
  • Writer: Tomer Heymann
  • Producer: Hagai Levi

CGiii Comment

This tough Israeli film concentrates on Tomer, a youth group leader in a small town near Tel Aviv who motivates a group of deliquent adolescent boys to create a play. The communal production goes through a number of shifts and changes, especially when the first writer departs abruptly to Canada. In a startling development soon afterwards, Tomer announces to the group that he is gay. For the straight boys in the gang, this is a shock; their process of adjustment forms a major thread in the play and the documentary. Directed by Tomer Heymann, this film has a rough-hewn vitality that matches the energy of the teenage boys.


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Cast & Characters

Idan Alterman as Himself;
Aviv Geffen as Himself;
Tomer Heymann as Himself