Yehoram Gaon Stars in New Jerusalem-Set Comedy About Mystery and Family
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Yehoram Gaon stars in "Love, Statistically Speaking," his first film in nearly a decade, a comedy about a widowed actuary and his granddaughter investigating a theft at the Jerusalem YMCA pool. Directed by Amichai Greenberg, the film explores generational differences and the search for life's meaning. The movie, inspired by personal experiences and Woody Allen's work, was filmed entirely within a small radius of Greenberg's home due to COVID-19 restrictions. Greenberg is also working on a prequel and another personal project.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Yehoram Gaon stars in "Love, Statistically Speaking," his first film in nearly 10 years.
- The film is a comedy-drama about a widowed actuary and his granddaughter investigating a theft.
- It is set in and around the Jerusalem YMCA pool.
- Director Amichai Greenberg aimed for a film that connects with audiences.
- The movie was filmed locally due to COVID-19 restrictions.
- Greenberg is developing a prequel and another personal story.
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