Body language expert on 'Nezha' creators: 'The eyes and hands said something else'

The creators of the film 'Nezha', Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, won an award at the Venice Film Festival, but a body language expert who analyzed their behavior at the ceremony claims their body language indicated great discomfort, contrary to the festive nature of the event.

The creators of the film 'Nezha', Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, won an award at the Venice Film Festival, but body language expert Moran Kalper analyzed their behavior at the ceremony in an interview with Channel 14 and claimed that their body language indicated great discomfort, contrary to the festive nature of the event. According to Kalper, Abraham appeared troubled and lost in thought, bit his lips, and touched his face frequently, while Shor displayed reserved and almost closed-off body language. Kalper noted that it is difficult to determine whether this is regret, discomfort with the attention, or difficulty coping with the situation, but emphasized that great discomfort was evident. The article quotes tweets from international media outlets describing the film and the audience's reaction.