Nejemye Tenenbaum es un productor, director y guionista graduado de la Tisch School of the Arts (Universidad de Nueva York). Trabajó como director de fotografía para la televisión israelí y fotografío más de 30 testimonios para la Survivors of the Shoah Foundation, creada por Steven Spielberg. A principios del tercer milenio, fundó Documentalia Films y junto con su compañía y como cineasta independiente, ha dirigido, producido y fotografiado más de 100 documentales. Entre estos, la exhibición permanente de la Segunda Guerra Mundial del Museo Memoria y Tolerancia, "En los pasos de Abraham", Infected Mushroom comes to Mexico, "Rabin: Un Canto por la Paz" y "Misterios de la Virgen", para Discovery Channel.
En el 2017 dirigió "El Tercer Espacio", en el 2019 "One Word: Occupation", fotografió "El Sábado Secreto" y actualmente prepara dos largometrajes.
A partir del 2022, Nejemye ha sido productor y conductor del podcast "Relatos Judíos", nominado al mejor podcast latinoamericano en los "Latin Podcast Awards" en el 2023.
Nejemye Tenenbaum is a film director, producer and screenwriter graduated from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. He worked as a director of photography for Israeli television and shot more than 30 testimonies for Steven Spielberg's Survivors of the Shoah Foundation. At the beginning of the third millenium, he established Documentalia Films and alongside his company, he has directed, produced and shot more than 100 documentaries. Amongst them, the permanent exhibition of the Holocaust Museum in Mexico City, Memoria y Tolerancia, "In Abraham's Footsteps", "Infected Mushroom Mexican Tour", "Rabin: A Chant for Peace" and Mysteries of The Virgin" for Discovery Channel.
In 2017 he directed "The Third Place", in 2019 "One Word: Occupation", photographed "The Secret Sabbath" and currently is preparing two feature films.
In 2022, Nejemye began producing and hosting the podcast "Relatos Judíos" (Jewish Tales), nominated for best Latin Podcast of the year in the "Latin Podcast Awards 2023".