Israeli Oscar Submission 'Tell Me Everything' Secures Global Distribution
Moshe Rosenthal's 'Tell Me Everything' has won 10 Ophir Awards and is Israel's entry for the international feature Oscar. The film has secured distribution deals in France, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, and digital rights for Central and Eastern Europe via HBO CEE. A trailer has been released by Paradise City Sales.
The film’s sweep at the Ophir Awards, with ten wins from a record sixteen nominations, underscores its domestic critical standing. Its selection as Israel’s Oscar candidate adds international prestige, while the newly announced sales to France, Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia, plus HBO CEE’s digital pickup across Central and Eastern Europe, broaden its theatrical and streaming reach. Paradise City Sales’ trailer release aims to generate further buzz ahead of awards season.
This distribution news could amplify global visibility for Israeli cinema, potentially influencing how international audiences perceive father-son narratives from the region. The HBO CEE digital deal may expand access across multiple territories, possibly boosting cultural exchange and awards-season momentum. However, its societal impact remains modest, affecting primarily film enthusiasts, distributors, and industry professionals rather than broader public discourse.