Tree House Productions
Our goal is to evoke empathy, deep thought processes and to promote dialogue between various communities through film.
Jacob de Haan: A Voice Out of Time
Winner of the Beverly Hills International Film Festival
Winner of the Festival du Cinéma Israélien de Paris
Winner of the Intercultural Dialogue award, JFBB – Berlin
For extreme Jewish sects in Jerusalem, he is considered a martyr. For radical gays in Amsterdam, a groundbreaking forefather. And in the eyes of Zionists – a threat. Who, in 1924, ordered the killing of Jacob Israel de Haan?
“A groundbreaking documentary… Gripping”
- Jacob Wirtschafter, Moment Magazine
“An incredible film. Almost unbelievable”
- Maya Sela and Yuval Avivi, Kan culture
All of Me
An exclusive look inside “conversion therapy”. Lev and Ben attend conversion therapy in Israel, hoping to ultimately marry a woman. Lev struggles to make it work. Ben tries to leave, but finds that the way out is harder than he imagined.
Winner of the Special Jury Award, DocAviv film festival 2021
Recipient of the Sundance Institute Documentary Film Grant
“A documentary that will shatter your heart into thousands of pieces”
- Goel Pinto, Kan culture
“Utterly exposed and shaking”
- Liat Regev, Rheshet Bet.
“A powerful film. An intimate and sensitive access. A human story presenting a very important and relevant subject”.
- Jury’s award justification, Docaviv film festival
Zvi Landsman is an award-winning filmmaker, producer, cinematographer, and Sundance Institute grantee. He is the founder and head of Tree House Productions. His cinematography work includes THE MUTE’S HOUSE, shortlisted for the Academy Awards in 2017, as well as contributions to the Academy Award–nominated documentary short CHILDREN NO MORE: WERE AND ARE GONE (2026).
A graduate with honors from Jerusalem’s Sam Spiegel Film School (2013), Landsman directs character-driven documentary films that explore identity, faith, and social change. His latest feature documentary, JACOB DE HAAN: A VOICE OUT OF TIME, received awards at the Beverly Hills International Film Festival, Festival du Cinéma Israélien de Paris, and the Jewish Film Festival Berlin Brandenburg.
His film THE THERAPY, an intimate record of two and a half years of gay conversion therapy, received a Sundance Institute Documentary Film Grant and the Special Jury Award at Docaviv. Released internationally as ALL OF ME, it is available on Amazon Prime. His short film AFTER ALL received honorable mentions at the Tel Aviv and Munich student film festivals and has amassed more than 55 million views on YouTube.
Alongside his independent work, Landsman has produced films for PBS, including AFTER OCTOBER 7TH and OCTOBER SHADOWS, and has served as Head of Production in Israel for productions commissioned by Arte, BBC, France 5, and PBS.
