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Navot Papushado - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Navot Papushado - biography, date of birth, place of birth, filmography, clips, Director, Writer, Editor.
Born March 4, 1980, Haifa, Israel - Israeli film director, screenwriter and editor.
Studied film and television at Tel Aviv University. He shot his first film in 2010 together with Israeli director Aaron Keshales, for whom, meanwhile, this film also became his debut work. In tandem with Keshales, they wrote the script together. Thriller "Mad" was first shown on December 2, after which its creators have collected a whole crop of prizes at various film festivals. The film received accolades from the professional jury at the Portuguese Critics' Fantasporto Festival, received an award at the Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival, was nominated for the Fangoria Chainsaw Awards in South Korea and the American Festival Chicago International Film Festival in Chicago. The film was a hit with audiences and was deservedly named the first Israeli horror film.
The next film - the comedy thriller "Very Bad Boys" was shown on April 26, 2013, and hit the wide screens of cinemas in February of the same year. Papushado again co-wrote the film with his colleague Aaron Kechalse, with whom he wrote the script. The film stars the Israeli actors Tsakhi Grad, Lior Ashkenazi and Rotem Keinan. Particular attention was paid to the musical accompaniment of the film, on which the Israeli composer Chaim Frank Ilfman worked, with whom the directors also collaborated in their debut tape. All musical compositions were recorded by the London Metropolitan Orchestra and compiled into an album released by Kronos Records and MovieScore Media. The picture was accepted by the audience with a bang, and Quentin Tarantino named Really Bad Boys Best Film of 2013. The filmmakers were recognized at the Israeli Film Festival in the category for Best Screenplay and Directing, and the tape was also among the participants in the Spanish Sitges Film Festival, the British Film4 Frightfest, the Canadian Fantasia International Film Festival, the American festivals. Stanley Film Festival, Tribeca Film Festival and the Chicago International Festival. Tribeca Film Festival and the Chicago International Festival. Tribeca Film Festival and the Chicago International Festival.
In 2014, Navot and Aaron filmed a short film for the ABC of Death 2 movie almanac, in which twenty-six directors from different countries were involved. The horror comedy almanac is the sequel to the first film, The ABCs of Death, released in 2012. As part of the film, each of the directors had to create a short story, the name of which begins with one of the letters of the Latin alphabet. Papushado and Keshales worked with the letter "F", their short "F is for Falling" tells the story of an Israeli woman who, by coincidence, hovered in a tree after a parachute jump, after which she is in an unpleasant situation with a Palestinian boy.
