Who's Gonna Love Me Now?

Directors: Tomer Heymann, Barak Heymann
Israel, UK, 2016, 86', DCP, color
English, Hebrew with Turkish subtitles

Filmmakers Tomer & Barak Heymann dig deep into the themes of manhood, religion, family and sex in this documentary about Saar Maoz, an HIV-positive gay man who is torn between his “out” life as a member of the London Gay Men’s Chorus and his desire to reconnect with his Jewish Orthodox family in Israel. The film captures the journey of a man striving to maintain his true self as he navigates two very different worlds.

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