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Sexy Israeli Web Series “Confess” May Get U.S. Hookup

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July 11, 2018

“Confess TLV,” a provocative web series set in Tel Aviv about people who meet via hookup apps is being developed for American TV. Actress-writer-producer Julie Delpy has plans to bring the series to AMC—and change the setting to the United States. The anthology will still focus on digital media’s influence on modern sexuality.

In the eight-episode Israeli version, topics include stories about a lesbian who discovers her date is married to a man and has kids, a German tourist seeking Israeli men for kinky encounters, and a man whose fetish is overweight women.

Delpy, who was nominated for Academy Awards for her adapted screenplays for “Before Sunset” and “Before Midnight,” will write “Confess” and serve as executive producer along with Jake Witzenfeld and Moshe Rosenthal, the creators of the Israeli series.

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