Sea Horses

Noam is a daredevil. He performs dangerous balancing acts on the balustrade of his balcony, high above the traffic below. He sees this game as a sort of contest between himself and the world. If he wins, his father will come back and his parents will get back together. That night, his mother announces to Noam and his two sisters that the family is moving away from Tel Aviv, without their father. A simple, beautifully crafted story about how a child experiences his parents' divorce.
Born in Haifa, Israel, in 1969, Director Nir Bergman moved with his family to Ein Hod, an artists village in 1983. He specialized in artistic photography at the WIZO high school. In 1987 he began serving with the Israeli Defense Forces. Nir studied at the Tel Aviv University in the Liberal Arts program and took part in the actors workshop led by Roberto Polak. In 1996 Nir received the Miki Albin prize for best short script for Sea Horse (Sus Yam) at the International Haifa Film Festival. Director Bergman graduated from the Sam Spiegel Film & Television School - Jerusalem in 1998. His film SEA HORSES is his diploma film. FILMOGRAPHY Aquarium, 1994, video, 4 minutes. One Perfect Rose, 1996, 9 minutes.
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