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\n\tFox<\/a> Entertainment Studios and Access Entertainment<\/a> have boarded Israeli director Avi Nesher\u2019s latest movie, about the October 7 tragedy.<\/p>\n \n\tOur Loves<\/a> <\/em>is inspired by true events and follows an ensemble of interconnected characters whose lives are forever changed. Our Loves<\/em> stars Shalom Michaelshvili,\u00a0Magi\u00a0Azarzar, Yaniv Biton, Noa\u00a0Cohen, Lena Fraifeld, Hadas Yaron, Kim\u00a0or\u00a0Azulay, Nunu, Lior Miller, Leib Levin and Elad Turgeman, together with newcomer, Daniel Gimpel.\u00a0<\/p>\n \n\tFox Entertainment Global is already shopping One Day in October, <\/em>a yes TV scripted series about that tragic day, which was recently acquired by HBO Max<\/a>. <\/p>\n \n\tThe movie comes from Israel<\/a>\u2019s Sipur<\/a> Studios, United King Films and\u00a0Artomas\u00a0Communications. Fox had been tracking since its inception, with Fernando Szew, President and Head of the Studio, providing creative input and oversight.\u00a0Upon seeing an early cut of the film, the studio cemented its involvement and brought on Moriah Media, which is also involved with One Day in October<\/em>. A similar process was followed by Access, led by Danny Cohen,\u00a0which\u00a0is also joining the film as a\u00a0co-studio. Access has recently backed the likes of The Zone of Interest <\/em>and Conclave.<\/em><\/p>\n \n\tFox and Sipur are already working on a documentary<\/a> with Fulwell Entertainment about an Iranian judo star who defied government orders and risked everything to compete against an Israeli rival.<\/p>\n \n\tNesher is a storied Israeli director who has won numerous Israeli Academy Awards, with credits including Past Life, The Other Story <\/em>and The Matchmaker. <\/em>In 2024, his daughter Tom Nesher\u2019s directorial debut Come Closer, <\/em>which was based on the tragic death of her brother and Avi Nesher\u2019s son Ari, represented\u00a0Israel\u00a0<\/a>at the Oscars.<\/p>\n \n\tCohen said: \u201cOur Loves<\/em>\u00a0encapsulates the extraordinary creative power of Israeli cinema and storytelling. But our early conversations with Sipur made it clear that they believed this film was not simply a local production, but a cinematic work with genuine global potential.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tSipur boss Emilio Schenker added that the \u201clandmark partnership with industry powerhouses Fox and Access serves as\u00a0a strong testament\u00a0to this story\u2019s ability to transcend borders.\u201d <\/p>\n