Amos Gitai
Amos Gitai · Arts & Literature
Prolific Israeli filmmaker whose politically engaged films regularly screen at Cannes and Venice.
1950, Haifa, Israel
Israel
Amos Gitai is recognized among Israeli contributors to Arts & Literature — Prolific Israeli filmmaker whose politically engaged films regularly screen at Cannes and Venice.
Amos Gitai is a prolific Israeli filmmaker whose politically and historically engaged films regularly screen in competition at Cannes and Venice. Trained as an architect, he has made dozens of features and documentaries exploring Israeli society, memory and conflict, including 'Kadosh' and 'Kippur'. He was born into a Jewish family in Haifa, the son of Bauhaus architect Munio Weinraub.
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Prolific Israeli filmmaker whose politically engaged films regularly screen at Cannes and Venice.
Source: IMDb (Jewish Actors list)
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