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Wes Hopper

Wes Hopper

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Writer/Producer, New Downtown Productions

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Movies , Entertainment, Video Games , Science Fiction , Television, Game Of Thrones, Fantasy , Action , Star Wars , Marvel

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Hard news.

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Total articles 4

  • A New Film Takes Us to the Arctic with a Daredevil Israeli Photographer

    By Wes Hopper| ReformJudaism.org@ By Wes Hopper , 6/16/2020 There’s a moment in Picture Of His Life (Playmount Productions), the new documentary by directing team Yonatan Nir and Dani Menkin, when you realize that, despite it being a fairly conventional story of redemption and triumph, this isn’t fiction, and in real life things don’t always go as planned. In this instance, the plan is for renowned Israeli underwater photographer Amos Nachoum to capture an image of a polar bear up close and in the water.

    By Wes Hopper · ReformJudaism.org

    Jun. 16, 2020

  • “Synonyms”: Award-Winning New Film Portrays Israelis as Outsiders

    By Wes Hopper| ReformJudaism.org@ By Wes Hopper , 10/23/2019 Nadav Lapid’s Synonyms is a superbly directed, thinly plotted, challenging, provocative new film that was nominated for four Ophir Awards, the Israeli equivalent of an Oscar. In lesser hands, the story of Yoav, a 20-something Israeli escaping what he considers an oppressive society by moving to Paris, would be a sophomoric tale of the disillusioned ex-soldier.

    By Wes Hopper · ReformJudaism.org

    Oct. 23, 2019

  • A New Film Takes Us to the Arctic with a Daredevil Israeli Photographer

    By Wes Hopper| ReformJudaism.org@ By Wes Hopper , 6/16/2020 There’s a moment in Picture Of His Life (Playmount Productions), the new documentary by directing team Yonatan Nir and Dani Menkin, when you realize that, despite it being a fairly conventional story of redemption and triumph, this isn’t fiction, and in real life things don’t always go as planned. In this instance, the plan is for renowned Israeli underwater photographer Amos Nachoum to capture an image of a polar bear up close and in the water.

    By Wes Hopper · ReformJudaism.org

    Jun. 16, 2020

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