Kicking Out Shoshana 2014
Shay Kanot's 2014 comedy Kicking Out Shoshana (2014) flips Jerusalem's conservative football scene on its head when Ami Shoshan, an up-and-coming player, finds himself in an impossible bind.
Director: Shay Kanot
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kicking Out Shoshana (2014) about?
The film follows Ami Shoshan, a football player in Jerusalem who's forced to pretend he's gay after offending a mafia boss. His sudden transformation into an unlikely LGBTQ+ icon forces him to navigate new alliances while battling old prejudices.
Who directed Kicking Out Shoshana?
Shay Kanot directed this 2014 comedy, blending sports, satire, and social commentary in a uniquely Israeli setting.
Who stars in Kicking Out Shoshana?
The film features Gal Gadot, Oshri Cohen, Eli Finish, Mariano Idelman, and Yossi Marshak in key roles.
Is Kicking Out Shoshana (2014) worth watching?
As a lighthearted comedy with sharp social themes, Kicking Out Shoshana offers plenty of laughs and heart. While it's not a blockbuster, its quirky premise and Israeli flair make it a fun, thought-provoking watch for fans of offbeat humor.
How long is Kicking Out Shoshana?
The film runs for 96 minutes.
About Kicking Out Shoshana (2014) — Comedy Where a Football Star Pretends to Be Gay
Shay Kanot's 2014 comedy Kicking Out Shoshana (2014) flips Jerusalem's conservative football scene on its head when Ami Shoshan, an up-and-coming player, finds himself in an impossible bind.
After a chance flirtation with a mafia boss's girlfriend, Shoshan is given a bizarre punishment: pose as gay or face the consequences. Suddenly ostracized by teammates and fans, he's embraced by the gay community as an unlikely hero. With sharp wit and heartfelt moments, the film explores identity, acceptance, and the absurdity of prejudice in a city where tradition clashes with modern values.
A feel-good underdog story packed with laugh-out-loud twists, Kicking Out Shoshana blends sports drama with social satire, all wrapped in Israel's vibrant urban landscape.