S.5 Ep.3/ “As An Artist, You Need To Tell The Truth”

 

“Maybe art can matter. Maybe it still has a place in this world.”

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In this episode, Manya Marcus speaks with award-winning Israeli screenwriter Eden Gurion about his latest film, called Remnants in English The film follows a teenage girl whose older sister was killed at the Nova music festival during the massacre in Israel on October 7, 2023, and offers several intimate portraits of grief. In their conversation, Eden reflects on the many faces of grief and on why much of his work focuses on stories about Israeli identity - particularly in moments of national trauma and upheaval.

Eden and Manya also discuss the unexpected international reception of Remnants, which has received awards and critical acclaim abroad even as many Israeli artists are navigating boycotts and growing cultural isolation.

Credits:

Host and Creator: Manya Marcus

Managing Producer: Eli Akselrod

Editor and Producer: Ben Wallick

Associate Editor: Keren Glicksman

Editor 2: Eli Akselrod

Logo Design: Samuel Vilemar

Music:

עד שהלילה נעלם
Until the Night Is Gone

Composition & Lyrics: Ilai Chapman (composer, lyrics), Eylon Sasson (composer, lyrics), Lidor Sultan (arranger, composer, lyrics)
Production & Engineering: Lidor Sultan (producer)
Singing: Anna Steffanie

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Eden Gurion

 
 
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