Directing
Muriel Naim
Place of birth
Israel
Known for
Directing
Credits
3 titles
Muriel Naim is a Film and Television Writer-Director, emerging from Jaffa's art & theater scene. Mentored by Israeli-Lithuanian Theater director Arthur Kogan and Iranian Oscar-winning filmmaker Asghar Farhadi, Muriel opened CalArts 2016 Film Directors showcase at REDCAT theater in Los Angeles. Her films Casper & Javier were distributed to several international companies. An American Film Institute's Directing Program alum, where she received the Irwin & Sheila Allen Scholarship for merit and excellence. Janek/Bastard has been awarded Best Directing at the International Bali Film Festival and Best Foreign Film in multiple festivals (incl. BAFTA Cymru's CBFF, Catalina Island Film Festival, and…
Known for
8.0Krzysztof, an introverted 10 year old, faces his father's decision to hide a Jewish boy from a nearby village in the family's house. As the new boy prompts the father's attention, Krzysztof develops a flammable jealousy towards the other boy which reaches a dangerous peak and leads him to an irreversible act.
Janek/Bastard
2017
On the eve of his wedding, minutes before the Chuppah, Menachem – a Hasidic man – finds unexpected solace in his closest friend’s embrace, as hidden desires and duty collide in the silence of a dressing room.
Mazel / Faygeleh
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Behind the camera
8.0Krzysztof, an introverted 10 year old, faces his father's decision to hide a Jewish boy from a nearby village in the family's house. As the new boy prompts the father's attention, Krzysztof develops a flammable jealousy towards the other boy which reaches a dangerous peak and leads him to an irreversible act.
Janek/Bastard
2017
8.0Krzysztof, an introverted 10 year old, faces his father's decision to hide a Jewish boy from a nearby village in the family's house. As the new boy prompts the father's attention, Krzysztof develops a flammable jealousy towards the other boy which reaches a dangerous peak and leads him to an irreversible act.
Janek/Bastard
2017
On the eve of his wedding, minutes before the Chuppah, Menachem – a Hasidic man – finds unexpected solace in his closest friend’s embrace, as hidden desires and duty collide in the silence of a dressing room.
Mazel / Faygeleh
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