The Most Ordinary Morning on Dizengoff Square
The backdrop of Tel Aviv, a bustling metropolis teeming with energy, this film captures the essence of life as the sun paints the sky with hues of dawn and dusk. It unfolds amidst the morning of March 5th, 2024, as the city awakens to a new day filled with possibilities. Through the lens of this specific moment in time, the vibrant pulse of Tel Aviv's streets becomes the canvas upon which a myriad of stories unfold, each one woven into the fabric of the city's tapestry.
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Nichita Boico GaghenDirector
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Nichita Boico GaghenWriter
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Nichita Boico GaghenProducer
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Nichita Boico GaghenCinematographer
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Nichita Boico GaghenEditor
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Nichita Boico GaghenSound Design
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Project Type:Documentary, Experimental, Student
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Genres:Documentary, Experimental
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Runtime:6 minutes 24 seconds
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Completion Date:April 1, 2024
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Country of Origin:Israel
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Country of Filming:Israel
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Language:No Dialogue
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:1.37:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - The Steve Tisch School of Film and Television
Born a Moldovan Jew, Nichita Boico Gaghen's journey from the heart of Eastern Europe to the vibrant tapestry of Israeli culture forms the backdrop of his cinematic odyssey. Immigrating to Israel in 2017, his passion for storytelling found fertile ground at the Steve Tisch Film School at Tel Aviv University.
While honing his craft, Nichita immersed himself in the rich heritage of cinema as a projectionist at the Herzliya Cinematheque for over three years. It was here that he developed a profound appreciation for the power of visual storytelling and the transformative impact it could wield.
His directorial prowess was further illuminated as he assumed the mantle of director for the experimental film competition at the Tel Aviv International Student Film Festival, where he nurtured emerging voices and pushed the boundaries of traditional filmmaking.
"The Most Ordinary Morning on Dizengoff Square" marks Nichita's documentary debut as a director, a poignant exploration of the mundane moments that shape our lives, set against the bustling backdrop of Tel Aviv. With a keen eye for detail and a reverence for the human experience, Nichita's work transcends borders, inviting audiences to delve into the complexities of existence.