אברהם שלום לוי, משטיסל ועד אלף: הדרך הארוכה אל המסך - סינמה שו"ת פרק 47 | סרוגים

Avraham Shalom Levy, actor, screenwriter and creator, known for "Shtisel", "The Dubbed", "Shakshoka" and "Valeria Gets Married", and creator of the drama series "Alef", is a guest on the 47th episode of Cinema Responsa for a conversation with Avi Ludmir about perseverance, creativity, and the long road he took until he managed to break into the industry. Levy returns to his childhood in Jerusalem, to the years when he dreamed of becoming an actor, to his acting studies in New York and the theater group he founded there. He talks about returning to Israel, his years at the Fringe, working as an acting teacher, and dealing with rejections and disappointments along the way. In the conversation, we talked about the transition to television, the roles in "Shtisel" and other series, and the path that led him to create "Alef". From there, we continued behind the scenes of the series, to the five years of development that passed, and to the challenges of writing and creating in Israeli television. Of course, we also talked about "Farewell to Dough," the new film in which he both stars and co-wrote the script, and about his constant search for characters and stories that have yet to be told. A conversation about acting, writing, perseverance, and one creator who continued to believe in the path even when it seemed that no door would open. *** • Subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/3hEeseC • Visit the Srugim website: https://www.srugim.co.il • Like us on Facebook:   / srugim.co.il   • Follow us on Twitter:   / srugimnews   • Of course, we're also on Instagram:   / srugim_il