Once There Was A Girl

75 Minutes, 2016
Genre:
Feature
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Directed by: Natalie Kaplan
Production Company:Department of Film and Television, TAU
Photographer: Ami Jacobs
Language: Hebrew
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In Once there was a Girl, her directorial debut, Natalie Kaplan sets out to explore a range of concepts such as intimacy, womanhood, loneliness, and sexuality by observing her protagonist, Noa – a solitary woman-child figure who can’t get to sleep at night, and who craves intimacy and human connection. She goes about finding her place in the world through a series of encounters and sexual experimentations with a young soldier whom she dabs, ‘the boy,’ her older GP, and her next door neighbour. Once there was a Girl took home the Best Film award at Greece’s Lifeart Film Festival. Additionally, it was shown at countless other festivals, worldwide – including ones in India, Italy, and Brazil, to name but a few.

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