The King of Nerac

Guy Natanel, Annie Sulzberger
Part of

New York Jewish Film Festival 2015

January 14 - December 29, 2015

World Premiere

Q&A with Guy Natanel, Annie Sulzberger, and artist David Breuer-Weil at both screenings

This meditative film offers a thoughtful portrait of its fascinating, reclusive subject: David Breuer-Weil, who gave up a career as one of the world’s leading art dealers to embark on a life of creativity and contemplation.

DIRECTOR
Guy Natanel, Annie Sulzberger
YEAR
2013
COUNTRY
UK / Denmark
RUNTIME
76 minutes
START DATE
January 20, 2015

World Premiere

Q&A with Guy Natanel, Annie Sulzberger, and artist David Breuer-Weil at both screenings

David Breuer-Weil’s vast, apocalyptic canvases stare unflinchingly at the horrors of 20th-century history, and his colossal, dynamic sculptures dominate public spaces around the world from London to Jerusalem. This pure and meditative film takes advantage of unique access to illuminate a thoughtful portrait of its fascinating, reclusive subject: a modern-day Gauguin who gave up a career as one of the world’s leading art dealers to embark on a life of creativity and contemplation.

The King of Nerac
The King of Nerac
The King of Nerac
The King of Nerac
The King of Nerac
The King of Nerac
The King of Nerac
The King of Nerac
The King of Nerac
The King of Nerac

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