Dirty Tricks

Includes Q&A

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Film Info
Runtime:100
Copyright:2021
Country Listing:Israel
Premiere Status:World Premiere
Festival Info
Festival Year:2021
Language:English
Hebrew
Norwegian
Accessibility:Partial Subtitles
Closed Captions
Program Category:Special Presentations
Film Subjects:Crime & the Justice System
Popular Culture
Sports & Recreation
Cast/Crew Info
Director(s):Daniel Sivan
Producer(s):Daniel Sivan
Executive Producer(s):Danna Stern
Guy Lavie
Writer(s):Daniel Sivan
Editor(s):Daniel Sivan
Doron Djerassi
Jesse Overman
Supervising Editor(s):James Haygood
Cinematography:Avner Shahaf
Sound:Yoss Appelbaum
Animation:Arik Weiss
Ofir Yeger

Description

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Hold on to your spades and hearts, the game of bridge is about to shock you. It is the most popular card game in the world, but competitive bridge is as far from a retirement home tournament as you can imagine. With cut-throat competition, million-dollar endorsements and celebrity-like followings, bridge is now an international sport. So when the world's best player, child prodigy Lotan Fisher from Israel, is accused of cheating by none other than his career nemesis and former teammate Boye Brogeland of Norway, a scandal of dirty tricks ensues. Is this simply a case of sour grapes or is high-end bridge a complete sham? Fashion icon Isaac Mizrahi, expert bridge strategists and even top criminal scientists all weigh in on what could be the most absurdly outrageous fall from grace in the game's history. Forget what you thought you knew about your grandmother's bridge game and enjoy the see-saw thrills of this comedic true crime investigation. Myrocia Watamaniuk

Co-presented with Toronto Jewish Film Festival

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MEDIA COVERAGE

  • CTV News - There's a massive cheating scandal in professional bridge

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