Yoram Ron

Yoram Ron

Perfil

Yoram Ron

Filmes

Cellfish
Director of Photography
Cellfish explores the life and work of internationally recognised, multi-disciplinary Israeli Artist Shelly Federman, through the eyes of her younger sister Tammy, an actress, singer and film maker.
Absent God – Emmanuel Levinas and the Humanism of the Other
Researcher
The Absent God is a documentary film about the philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas, one of the foremost thinkers of the 20th century. Inspired by modern philosophy and ancient Jewish texts, Levinas developed the “humanism of the other”, in which people are called to listen to “the silent word of the human face”. This film juxtaposes the philosophy of Levinas with the Israeli reality of 2012, where seculars and religious, Muslims and Jews, poor and rich – live in a permanent conflict under a sky of an absent God.
Absent God – Emmanuel Levinas and the Humanism of the Other
Producer
The Absent God is a documentary film about the philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas, one of the foremost thinkers of the 20th century. Inspired by modern philosophy and ancient Jewish texts, Levinas developed the “humanism of the other”, in which people are called to listen to “the silent word of the human face”. This film juxtaposes the philosophy of Levinas with the Israeli reality of 2012, where seculars and religious, Muslims and Jews, poor and rich – live in a permanent conflict under a sky of an absent God.
Absent God – Emmanuel Levinas and the Humanism of the Other
Director
The Absent God is a documentary film about the philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas, one of the foremost thinkers of the 20th century. Inspired by modern philosophy and ancient Jewish texts, Levinas developed the “humanism of the other”, in which people are called to listen to “the silent word of the human face”. This film juxtaposes the philosophy of Levinas with the Israeli reality of 2012, where seculars and religious, Muslims and Jews, poor and rich – live in a permanent conflict under a sky of an absent God.
Victor Young Perez
Homme vestiaire match de Berlin
Victor Perez, um boxeador judeu nascido na Tunísia, começa a treinar aos 14 anos, junto com seu irmão Benjamin Kid Perez. Eles se mudam para Paris graças à ajuda de Leon Bellier, proeminente empresário que o lança ao sucesso. No país, ele conquista o cinturão da União Internacional de Boxe e torna-se o mais jovem campeão de boxe da história.