Israeli book ‘The Coincidence Makers’ to be adapted for big screen
Yoav Blum’s sci-fi romance about 3 people who change history being made into film by US screenwriter Richard Friedenberg of ‘A River Runs Through It’ fame
Jessica Steinberg covers the Sabra scene from south to north and back to the center.

Local bestseller “The Coincidence Makers” by Israeli author Yoav Blum is being adapted for the big screen by American screenwriter Richard Friedenberg, best known for his Oscar-nominated screenplay of Robert Redford’s 1991 drama “A River Runs Through It.”
Friedenberg is teaming up with award-winning Israeli-American writer Micky Levy, according to Epic Pictures, which is developing the project as well as a television series created by Blum.
The bestselling sci-fi romance is about three ordinary people who create and carry out coincidences that are designed to spark significant changes and sometimes even alter history.
Shaked Berenson, Epic’s co-founder, first read the book while visiting family in Israel and told “The Hollywood Reporter” he couldn’t put it down.
The book has been translated into 11 languages, including English.