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Camille De Pazzis (Zohara) French model-‐actress Camille De Pazzis was discovered on a Paris street by Jean-‐Paul Gaultier and after signing a contract with French cosmetic brand Lancôme, she launched her acting career as a lead character in the French teen television series La vie devant nous. Ms. De Pazzis has since played in a plethora of French feature films, including The Singer, Mr. Lonely and The First Day of the Rest of Your Life. She can currently be seen on American television screens in the ABC series Last Resort. Thomas Simon (Nono) Thomas Simon, 15, is making his screen debut. Encouraged by a friend to audition for the film, Thomas was surprised to win the role over 160 other candidates. A bit reluctant to become an actor, Thomas finally enjoyed the experience so much that by the end of the shoot he knew that this was what he wanted to do in life. Thomas lives in Amsterdam. Presskit The Zigzag Kid p. 8
David Grossman is one of Israel’s most famous writers. His books have won numerous international prizes and have been translated into more than 30 languages. He first came to international attention in 1990 with the publication of his critically acclaimed novel See Under: Love. In addition to numerous essays, children’s books and a play, he has authored eight novels, including Someone to Run With and The Book of Intimate Grammar. In 2008 Grossman published what some critics have called his masterpiece, To the End of the Land. His latest work, Falling out of Time (2011), was also enthusiastically noticed. He has received honorary doctorates from the Universities of Leuven and Florence and among his recent awards is the prestigious German Geschwister-‐Scholl-‐Preis (2008), the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade (2010) and the JQ Wingate Prize (2011) for To the End of the Land. The Zigzag Kid was written in 1994 and has been published in sixteen countries including U.S.A., U.K., France, Spain, Italy, China, Russia, Turkey and Sweden. Grossman has a cameo role in The Zigzag Kid playing one of the guests at the bar mitzvah party at the end of the film. “He seems to carry the world of a boy alive within him.” – The New Yorker “He’s a strong and resolute man with childlike gentleness.” – Amos Oz “Like Lewis Carroll's Alice, Mark Twain's Huck and Salinger's Holden Caulfield, [Nono] is a journeyer whose picaresque travels are an anarchic interrogation of the world he is on the verge of growing into.” – Los Angeles Times Presskit The Zigzag Kid p. 9
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