Gal Gadot Producing Film Adaptation of Yunit Levi's Book
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The book "Don't Feed the Monster," by Israeli anchor Yunit Levi and CNN's Bianca Golodryga, will be adapted into a film produced by Gal Gadot's company. The book details the experiences of Jewish teenagers facing antisemitism in Chicago. It has achieved significant sales and bestseller status since its release.
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- Yunit Levi and Bianca Golodryga's book "Don't Feed the Monster" is being made into a film.
- Gal Gadot and Yaron Versano's production company will produce the movie.
- The book follows Jewish teenagers confronting antisemitism in Chicago.
- The book has sold tens of thousands of copies and reached bestseller lists.
The book "Don't Feed the Monster," co-authored by Israeli news anchor Yunit Levi and CNN anchor Bianca Golodryga, is being adapted into a feature film. The production will be handled by Fox World and Pilot Wave, the production company founded by Israeli actress Gal Gadot and her husband Yaron Versano. Gadot and Versano will serve as executive producers on the project.
The book, which was released in English about a year ago and in Hebrew last summer, focuses on three Jewish teenagers from Chicago who confront rising antisemitism in their school. Since its publication, the book has sold tens of thousands of copies, topped Amazon's Jewish children's literature category, and appeared on USA Today's bestseller list.
Levi and Golodryga stated, "We wrote the book as two Jewish mothers anxious about the world our children are growing up in." They expressed gratitude to Fox, Gadot, and Versano for "immediately understanding the mission of the story."
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