Guy Moshe, an Israeli director who has lived and worked in Hollywood for almost three decades, is now coming to the screens with his new film "Code Name Tehran", starring Liam Nissan and Zaqari Levi. In the interview he talks about the change in Hollywood toward Israeli creators, about working alongside Nissan, about his son who decided to move to Israel and enlist in an elite unit after October 7 – and about the worrying direction of American cinema: "If you keep attacking movies like 'Digger', all that will be left for us is 'Batman 25'."
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