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ISRAEL AT WAR - DAY 435

Talya Lavie

Renen Schorr, the director of the Sam Spiegel Film and Television School (at right of picture), reflects on 28 years at the helm (Moshe Shai/Flash 90)
May 8, 2017, 10:37 am
Israel’s filmmakers are country’s ambassadors, says film school pioneer
Sam Spiegel founder Renen Schorr: Local movies, particularly those made in the last 28 years, build bridges to the world
By Jessica Steinberg
Comic Amy Poehler is in Israel regarding her purchase of the comedy 'Zero Motivation' for possible development as a TV series (David Shankbone/CC BY 3.0)
July 5, 2016, 7:59 pm
Amy Poehler visits Tel Aviv on the sly for adaptation
Comic actresses spotted in Israel with Natasha Lyonne to discuss small screen version of ‘Zero Motivation’
By Jessica Steinberg
Dana Ivgy is Zohar, the sour paper-pusher at the heart of Talya Lavie’s IDF comedy ‘Zero Motivation.’ (courtesy: Match Factory.)
June 2, 2016, 12:22 pm
Poehler, Lyonne find ‘Zero Motivation’ for small screen
The comic actresses purchase rights to produce the Israeli army dramedy film with BBC America
By Jessica Steinberg
Nelly Tagar in Talya Lavie's movie 'Zero Motivation,' which looked critically and comically at the roles offered to women in the army (photo credit: Courtesy Match Factory)
August 14, 2014, 4:30 pm
Ophir awards pit ‘Gett’ against ‘Zero’
Israel’s top movie prize nominees announced ahead of September ceremony
By Jessica Steinberg
Nelly Tagar in Talya Lavie's movie 'Zero Motivation,' which looked critically and comically at the roles offered to women in the army (photo credit: Courtesy Match Factory)
April 25, 2014, 11:22 am
Israeli film wins top prize at NY’s Tribeca
‘Zero Motivation’ sheds light on the comic aspects of women’s service in the IDF
By ToI Staff
Dana Ivgy is Zohar, the sour paper-pusher at the heart of Talya Lavie’s IDF comedy ‘Zero Motivation.’ (courtesy: Match Factory.)
April 22, 2014, 3:08 pm
New IDF comedy wows NY’s Tribeca Film Festival
Director Talya Lavie’s ‘Zero Motivation’ — a comic take on boredom and postponed dreams during female soldiers’ mandatory army service — is set to be the most successful Israeli film yet
By Jordan Hoffman
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