I felt like these babies were never given a chance, he told Deadline on the eve of TIFF.
They are born into a fate and not given a chance for an alternative fate.
But we quickly realized we had something special here.
‘Bad Boy’Courtesy of TIFF
Through the writing process, Ben-Asher added that she and Leshem kept seeking to challenge narratives.
The characters playing Dean and Zoro became really good friends, she added.
It just felt like the whole setup became an extension of the script.
‘Bad Boy’Sipur
Ben-Asher added: I love the dynamics between harsh and warm, harsh and graceful or harsh and funny.
Its Israeli but can speak to an international audience, added Schenker.
We wake up in fear every morning and the tool we have is storytelling, she added.
This is what we have and is what we are supposed to do.
