"The matka is the B of life, Not B12"
A documentary about the well-known matka player Amnon "The President" Nissim who has been playing matka for 61 years and has dedicated his entire life to matka. The film shows Amnon's tremendous influence on the Israeli matka community, especially in Gordon Beach in Tel Aviv. During the film we meet great characters from the Israeli matka world like the Bruce Lee (of the matka) and Shlomi Dead Sea.
Amnon Nissim
The President
A documentary about the well-known matka player Amnon "The President" Nissim who has been playing matka for 61 years and has dedicated his entire life to matka. The film shows Amnon's tremendous influence on the Israeli matka community, especially in Gordon Beach in Tel Aviv. During the film we meet great characters from the Israeli matka world like the Bruce Lee (of the matka) and Shlomi Dead Sea.
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