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

Director, Writer, Cinematography

Life of a Doll

Director, Writer, Cinematography, Producer, Editor

I Think I See God in the Window

Director, Writer, Producer

Love at First Sight

Director, Writer, Cinematography, Editor

Anastasis

Director, Writer

Carol Crawford

Writer, Producer, First Assistant Director

The Walker

Director

Killer of Men

Director, Writer

Im Hukim

Production Design