2011
For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some have been led astray from the faith in their greed, and have pierced themselves through with many sorrows.
A tale told over two decades of a young Israeli
immigrant who got his piece of the American dream.
First seen in Tel Aviv in 1973, young Isaac works in the illegal casino
run from the back of his family’s bar. It’s a
hangout for local gangsters and the family’s fate is sealed
as this seedy underbelly of society seems to find them wherever they go.
A true tale of friendship, family and triumph of the human spirit,
Isaac’s story shows us that anything is possible if you do
what’s right and follow your instincts.
"James
Caan, Paul Sorvino, Jeffrey Tambour and Edward Furlong are set to start
with Delphine Chaneac (Splice) and Yehuda Levi (Munich) in All Cash
Productions indie drama For the Love of Money.
Ellie Kanner directs from the writing by Jenna Mattison, who will also
produce. Izek Shomof and Ken Topolsky will serve as executive producers
on the project which is based on a true story of the life of Izek
Shomof.
The story focuses on the themes of family, friendship as well as the
ties that bind between Jewish gangsters." (www.moviejungle.com)
Oded plays Levi.