HERB FREED
HERB FREED started his adult life as an ordained rabbi and became the spiritual leader of Temple Beth Shalom in Lake Mahopac, New York while producing and directing three shows at the Maidman Playhouse in New York City. Eventually, he resigned his pulpit to become a movie director. He has directed and produced 15 feature films, most of which have psychological, spiritual and/or social themes in spite of their commercial categories. He is best known for Subterfuge, a major action film, Tomboy, a teenage romp, the psychological drama Haunts starring Mae Britt, and CHILD2MAN, a story of survival during the Watts riots.
Herb Freed with the inspiration for Bashert, his late wife, Marion Segal Freed, renowned film editor and screenwriter.
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FILMOGRAPHY
Wrote and directed:
Paradise Lost 2014
Subterfuge 1995
Stickin' Together 1991
Survival Game 1987
Tomboy 1985
Graduation Day 1981
Beyond Evil 1980
Haunts 1977
A.W.O.L. 1972
Paradise Lost 1999
Subterfuge 1995
Stickin' Together 1991
Survival Game 1987
Graduation Day 1981
Haunts 1977
Studying Dance with Martha Graham
In Venice with Pino Donnagio, film composer for Haunts and Beyond Evil. Pino also wrote the 1966 Elvis Presley hit "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me."