Tzvi Friedman

Tzvi was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, in an ultra-orthodox Jewish community that viewed most modern cinema as contraband. As a result, Tzvi grew up clandestinely watching films, including his favorites: Stanley Donen's Charade, Star Wars: A New Hope, and Fellini's 8 1/2. Strongly influenced by theology and remodernist art movements, Tzvi strives to create thought-provoking and meaningful films, that often contain spiritual themes. His debut feature film "Killer of Men" premiered at the Woodstock Film Festival.

Crew

Phenomerotica

Writer, Director, Cinematography

Life of a Doll

Cinematography, Director, Producer, Writer, Editor

Killer of Men

Writer, Director

Carol Crawford

Writer, Producer, First Assistant Director

I Think I See God in the Window

Producer, Writer, Director

Love at First Sight

Cinematography, Editor, Director, Writer

Anastasis

Director, Writer

The Walker

Director

Im Hukim

Production Design