"Notmoses"
Feature comedy
The feature film of his West End play. Two babies were pulled from the Nile. One became Moses. The other was thrown back, grew up a sceptic, and has some questions about the whole Exodus thing.
Writer, director and producer of British comedy, from "Leon the Pig Farmer" to "Perfect Wedding Days".
5 Weddings, no Funeral
Dan and Liz keep waking up on their wedding morning, and every attempt to get married goes spectacularly wrong. Beach, church, a Jewish wedding, eloping to London. Meanwhile the best man and the bride's sister keep ending up in bed together.
An R-rated romcom in the spirit of "Wedding Crashers", starring Mattias Inwood, Leah White, Joe da Costa and Holly White.







A six-part sitcom created, written and directed by Gary Sinyor, and a return to the style of comedy of "Leon the Pig Farmer".
Also released as "The Jewish Enquirer", the series streamed on Netflix from November 2021. Series two was shot in 2022.
Tim Downie, Jeany Spark, Josh Howie, Mike Fenton Stevens
Released in the US as "Amaurosis". A psychological thriller, written and directed by Gary Sinyor.
An impressive exercise in sleight of hand and emotional drama.Backseat Mafia
Shades of Nicolas Roeg's "Don't Look Now" in this twisty mystery thriller.Little White Lies
One of the most disturbing, yet intoxicating, engaging and carefully layered films.Female First
Plenty disturbing.LA Times
Superb acting, and a multi-layered plot.Cryptic Rock
Feature comedy
The feature film of his West End play. Two babies were pulled from the Nile. One became Moses. The other was thrown back, grew up a sceptic, and has some questions about the whole Exodus thing.
Sitcom, set in Yorkshire
A British half-hour comedy. Pilot and two further episodes written.
Gary Sinyor trained at the National Film and Television School, graduating with the BAFTA-nominated short "The Unkindest Cut". His first feature, "Leon the Pig Farmer", won numerous awards and is still regarded as a defining British Jewish comedy.
After "Solitaire for 2" and "Stiff Upper Lips" he moved to the US to direct "The Bachelor" for New Line Cinema, then came home to set up Magnet Films with Sir David Frost. Since then he has made comedies, a psychological thriller, a West End play and the Netflix sitcom "Hapless".
His latest feature, the R-rated romcom "Perfect Wedding Days", screened for buyers at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2026.