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Benjamin Safdie ( Nueva York, 24 de febrero de 1986) es un actor y cineasta estadounidense, reconocido por su trabajo junto con su hermano mayor Josh como directores de los filmes Good Time (2017) y Uncut Gems (2019). Como actor ha participado en películas como Pieces of a Woman, Licorice Pizza y Oppenheimer.
Josh Safdie. Director: Uncut Gems. Born and raised in New York City: in both Queens & Manhattan. He attended the school of Communication at Boston University. He often collaborates with his brother Benny Safdie. The brothers have both cited early experiences in front of their father's camera as the reasons for their pursing filmmaking.
4 de ene. de 2024 · Benny Safdie is late.. Frantic and a bit sweaty, he arrives at Westside Restaurant 40 minutes past our 10 a.m. breakfast, and just five minutes after I email his publicist, “Did Benny forget ...
4 de dic. de 2023 · Benny Safdie, Emma Stone, and Nathan Fielder in “The Curse” Richard Foreman Jr. / A24 / Paramount+ with Showtime Finding ‘the Seeds’ of Truth in Reality TV.
Benny Safdie es un director, guionista y actor estadounidense conocido por su participación en la película Good Time (2017). Él y su hermano, Josh Safdie, se han hecho de un nombre debido a sus colaboraciones de escritura y dirección, además de sus pequeñas pero puntuales participaciones dentro de la industria cinematográfica alrededor del mundo.
10 de nov. de 2023 · 6. Benny and Josh’s first feature movie was 2009’s “ Daddy Longlegs ,” a film which drew on their childhood experience with their own father. 7. Benny has a strong connection to his Jewish heritage. “So many of the people [Josh and I] been influenced by are Jewish too,” he told the New York Jewish Week.
Uncut Gems. This jolt of pure cinematic adrenaline affirmed directors Josh and Benny Safdie as heirs to the gritty, heightened realism of Martin Scorsese and John Cassavetes. Adam Sandler delivers an almost maniacally embodied performance as Howard Ratner, a fast-talking New York jeweler and gambler in relentless pursuit of the next big score.
