Lost in Tel-Aviv is an animated documentary about the lives of the creators of the film, Guy and Netta Dimet. After working for many years in the promo industry the Dimets suddenly found themselves jobless. They decided to try to fulfill a dream - the making of an animation film for adults. Lost in Tel Aviv tells the story of their creative adventures giving the viewer a sense of this exciting metropolis.
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Lost In Tel-Aviv
A trailer for the animated documentary Lost in Tel-Aviv.
"Lost in Tel Aviv" - The 'Making Of' of the DocChallenge 2009 in Israel
"Lost in Tel Aviv" is the 'Making Of' of the first Israeli Documentary Challenge 2009 during the DocAviv Festival (International Festival for Documentary Film).
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