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Fabric Stories

Country: Israel, Language: Hebrew, 45 mins

  • Director: Amos Gutman
  • Producer: Ronit Mulla

CGiii Comment

Amos Gutman’s first film, discovered in the Channel 1 archives and restored, tells the story of Israeli fashion. But more than that it reveals the birth of one of the most important local filmmakers.

The film was made in 1978, 5 years before Gutman’s directorial feature film debut “Drifting“ (“Nagu’a”). On the surface it’s a documentary focusing on the Israeli world of fashion in the late 70’s, but in fact, the film uses that world to produce a cinematic language incorporating different styles from scene to scene. Rather than your typical talking heads and fashion footage, this is a much surrealistic journey of what Gutman himself saw and perceived as fashion.

At the time, the film did not sit well with TV executives and after single screening was sent to the archives.


There was a trailer...but, it has since disappeared.