Barak Heymann has been directing and producing documentaries for TV and cinema for more than a decade. Barak’s, and his brother Tomer’s, independent film company, Heymann Brothers Films, has produced over 20 documentaries, and some as international co-productions. Their films have premiered in numerous festivals worldwide, such as Berlinale, IDFA and Hotdocs, where they have won prestigious awards.
Barak teaches in several films schools in Israel and is currently engaged in a number of ongoing projects.
Born in Israel in 1970, Tomer Heymann has been directing documentary films and series since 1997. He screened his films and won awards at international film festivals, such as Berlinale, HotDocs, IDFA, and LAFF.
Tomer’s films have been theatrically released around the world, making him one of the Israel’s most prominent documentary film directors.
Among his best works are “Bridge Over the Wadi” (IDFA 2006), “Paper Dolls”(Winner of 3 awards- Berlinale 2006), “I Shot my Love”(Berlinale 2010, Award winner- Hotdocs 2010), “The Queen Has No Crown” (Berlinale 2011), “Who’s Gonna Love Me Now (Audience Award- Berlinale 2016) and “Mr. Gaga” (Audience Award SXSW 2017).
Tomer teaches at several films schools in Israel and is currently engaged in a number of ongoing projects.
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Barak Heymann has been directing and producing documentaries for TV and cinema for more than a decade. Barak’s, and his brother Tomer’s, independent film company, Heymann Brothers Films, has produced over 20 documentaries, and some as international co-productions. Their films have premiered in numerous festivals worldwide, such as Berlinale, IDFA and Hotdocs, where they have won prestigious awards.
Barak teaches in several films schools in Israel and is currently engaged in a number of ongoing projects.
Barak Heymann
Tomer Heymann
Born in Israel in 1970, Tomer Heymann has been directing documentary films and series since 1997. He screened his films and won awards at international film festivals, such as Berlinale, HotDocs, IDFA, and LAFF.
Tomer’s films have been theatrically released around the world, making him one of the Israel’s most prominent documentary film directors.
Among his best works are “Bridge Over the Wadi” (IDFA 2006), “Paper Dolls”(Winner of 3 awards- Berlinale 2006), “I Shot my Love”(Berlinale 2010, Award winner- Hotdocs 2010), “The Queen Has No Crown” (Berlinale 2011), “Who’s Gonna Love Me Now (Audience Award- Berlinale 2016) and “Mr. Gaga” (Audience Award SXSW 2017).
Tomer teaches at several films schools in Israel and is currently engaged in a number of ongoing projects.
