Pigumim
Director:
Matan YairGuión:
Matan YairCámara:
Bartosz BieniekMúsica:
Yishai AdarSinopsis(1)
Asher, de 17 años, siempre ha sido un chico impulsivo desde muy pequeño. Es difícil para él concentrarse en clase es nervioso y algo violento; sin embargo, en la calle la gente lo aprecia. Su padre, un hombre estricto, lo ve como el sucesor del negocio de construcción de la familia. Asher encuentra un modelo a seguir en su maestro de literatura y forja una conexión especial con él. Dividido entre los dos mundos, Asher busca una oportunidad para una nueva vida y una nueva identidad. (Filmax)
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I can’t help myself, for me as a Czech guy it is extremely difficult to wade through Israeli films. I keep trying, as I hope that some film will hide at least a few characters whom I will understand at least a little bit. Israel is quite different from us but maybe that is why their films catch my attention from time to time. For example, Scaffolding is a thoroughly interesting debut. According to the film, young Asher is supposed to be seventeen, but he and his classmates look at least ten years older. And even though I did not understand his character at all and his behavior at school seemed arrogant and condescending rather than just childish, I have to say his acting wasn’t bad. Asher Lax is charismatic, so even when you feel the emotions in the film are off, at least you will try to understand him.
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