Love Trilogy: Stripped

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Love Trilogy: Stripped
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עירום
Directed byYaron Shani
Written byYaron Shani
Produced by Naomi Levari
Saar Yogev
StarringLaliv Sivan
Bar Gottfried
CinematographyNitzan Lotem
Shai Skiff
Music byBar Gottfried
Production
company
Black Sheep Productions
Distributed byAlpha Violet
Release date
  • August 30, 2018 (2018-08-30)
Running time
120 minutes
CountryIsrael
LanguageHebrew

Stripped is a 2018 Israeli drama film, the first in the Love Trilogy , written and directed by Yaron Shani. The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival. The second and third parts of the trilogy, Chained and Reborn , respectively, came out in January 2019.

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Plot summary

Alice Turgeman (Laliv Sivan) is a writer whose first book was a huge success. She is a rising star in Israel's literary world, but she experiences a mental breakdown because of unceasing visions of being raped and abused. Ziv Zuckerman (Bar Gottfried) is an introverted high-school student who plays classical guitar, and is trying to achieve musician status for his compulsory military service. The encounter between the two illustrates how crises can catalyze destruction as well as growth, violence as well as grace. [1]

Cast of characters

Shani works with non-actors, who receive no script but rather improvise the scenes on camera. Shooting was done in single takes, without rehearsals. [2]

NameCharacterAbout
Laliv SivanAlice TurgemanSuccessful author, experiences a mental breakdown [3]
Bar GottfriedZiv ZuckermanHigh schooler, classical guitarist
Or RosenHigh schooler, Ziv's classmate
Michael UrihaJohnnyAlice's partner

Production

The film is a German-Israeli co-production, [3] produced by Naomi Levari and Saar Yogev of Black Sheep Productions, in collaboration with Michael Rotter of The Post Republic Company. The film was supported by the Israel Film Fund, [4] ARTE, and Yes television. It is distributed by Alpha Violet, and independent film distributor based in France.

Awards

YearAwardCategoryNominee(s)ResultNotes
2018 Venice Film Festival "Horizons"StrippedNominated [5]
Ophir Award Best DirectorYaron ShaniNominated [6]
Best ActressLaliv SivanNominated
Best CastingMaya CasselNominated
Best SoundtrackAviv Aldema, Nir AlonNominated
Haifa International Film Festival Best Editing (Feature)Yaron ShaniWon [7]
Best Actress (Feature)Laliv SivanWon

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  5. ↑ אינה טוקר. "ארבעה יוצרים ישראלים יקרינו את סרטיהם בפסטיבל ונציה". ynet . Retrieved March 21, 2019.
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