After tackling Golda, director Guy Nattiv goes to the mat for Iran's exiled athletes

The Israeli filmmaker discusses his new film, 'Tatami,' which grapples with anti-Israel pressure on Iranian judokas, and blames jeers for his Meir biopic on the political climate

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