Amos Gitai
Israeli director known for Kadosh
Born
October 11th, 1950
74 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Israel
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A director, producer, and author, this individual emerged from Israel's vibrant cinematic landscape. After studying architecture and film, directed several acclaimed films that explore the complexities of Israeli society and history. His filmography includes Kadosh, a drama reflecting on faith and familial ties, as well as other impactful works like Free Zone and Disengagement. Notable collaborations include various international film festivals, achieving recognition for the unique perspective on conflict and identity. Engaged in both narrative and documentary filmmaking, this individual contributed to discussions on war and peace through the lens of cinema, emphasizing human stories amidst political turmoil.
Directed Kadosh
Directed Free Zone
Directed Disengagement
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