Golda


Helen Mirren
Golda by Guy Nattiv
GBR 2022, Berlinale Special
© Jasper Wolf
With
- Helen Mirren (Golda Meir)
- Liev Schreiber (Henry Kissinger)
- Camille Cottin (Lou Kaddar)
- Ellie Piercy (Shir Sapiro)
- Rami Heuberger (Moshe Dayan)
- Lior Ashkenazi (David “Dado” Elazar)
- Rotem Keinan (Zvi Zamir)
- Dvir Benedek (Eli Zeria)
- Dominic Mafham (Haim Bar Lev)
- Ed Stoppard (Benny Peled)
Crew
Director | Guy Nattiv |
Screenplay | Nicholas Martin |
Cinematography | Jasper Wolf |
Editing | Arak Lahav-Leibovich |
Music | Dascha Dauenhauer |
Sound Design | Niv Adiri |
Sound | Tom Sayers |
Production Design | Arad Sawat |
Costumes | Sinead Kidao |
Make-Up | Karen Hartley Thomas |
Assistant Director | Steve Robinson |
Casting | Alex Johnson |
Production Manager | Alex Molden |
Producers | Michael Kuhn, Nicholas Martin, Jane Hooks |
Co-Producer | Gavin Glendenning |
Co-Production | Qwerty Films, London |
Produced by
Qwerty Films
Fishbourne, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
Perfume Films
London, United Kingdom
World Sales
Embankment Films

Helen Mirren
Golda · Berlinale Special · Feb 20, 2023

Helen Mirren
The actor in the Berlinale Palast.
Golda · Berlinale Special · Feb 20, 2023

Guy Nattiv
The director on the Red Carpet.
Golda · Berlinale Special · Feb 20, 2023

Helen Mirren
A big welcome for the actor.
Golda · Berlinale Special · Feb 20, 2023

Guy Nattiv, Nicholas Martin, Helen Mirren, Lior Ashkenazi
The team at the Photo Call.
Golda · Berlinale Special · Feb 20, 2023

Helen Mirren
Golda · Berlinale Special · Feb 20, 2023
© Jens Koch

Guy Nattiv
Golda · Berlinale Special · Feb 20, 2023
© Jens Koch
Nicholas Martin, Lior Ashkenazi, Helen Mirren, Guy Nattiv
Golda
Berlinale Special · Press Conference · Feb 20, 2023
Golda
Berlinale Special · Red Carpet · Feb 20, 2023
Red Carpet at full length
Guy Nattiv

Born in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1973, he studied at the film and television department of the Camera Obscura School of Art in the same city. As a director, he made short films and commercials for international companies for over ten years. His short film Mabul (The Flood) screened at the 2002 Berlinale where it won a Crystal Bear. From this work, he developed a feature film of the same name which was also presented in the Generation section. In 2004, Panorama screened his short film Strangers. His short film Skin, the first one he made in the USA, won an Oscar; the full-length version of Skin was again presented in Panorama.
Filmography
2002 Mabul (The Flood); short film 2003 Strangers; short film, co-director: Erez Tadmor 2006 Offside; short film, co-director: Erez Tadmor 2007 Strangers; co-director: Erez Tadmor 2010 Mabul (The Flood) 2014 Magic Men; co-director: Erez Tadmor · Dear God; short film 2018 Skin; short film 2019 Skin 2021 Life, Unexpected; short film 2023 Golda