Canneseries Competitor ‘Sad City Girls’ Captures the Lives of Twentysomethings in Tel Aviv
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variety.comLiza Foreman Bringing a slick slice of Tel Aviv into the Canneseries TV festival on the French Riviera this week, the writer-director duo of Shir Reuven (“The Electrifiers”) and Talya Lavie (“Zero Motivation”) drew on their own coming-of-age experiences to create the TV series “Sad City Girls.”It began with a script by Reuven who spent her twenties in Tel Aviv.
Her directing partner Lavie spent hers in Jerusalem, but could relate to the experience when she read the script. Soon a creative team was born for the series.
The first season will debut later this month on cable channel HOT, which financed the production. “It was the first time I lived in a big city.
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