Born in 1992 in Rishon LeZion, Israel.

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In Short:

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I hold a degree in Film Studies from Tel Aviv University. Since 2016, I have been writing and directing short and medium length Fiction & Documentary Films. All varied in Form and Genre, from Narrative Fiction, to VR, to Desktop Documentaries. All deal with themes of

Identity and Memory.

In 2019, I was named one of the "Top 10 Berlin Filmmakers to keep an eye on" by Raindance Film Festival.

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I started as a prodigy for Rika Berkovich, a well-known Israeli children’s books author. When I was 11, I published my debut book: "The Wonderful journey to Shotafun" (Be’er publishing).

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I was an Infantry Sniper in the IDF for 3 years (2011-2014). Afterwards I solo travelled through East Africa (where I climbed Kilimanjaro among other mountains) and the European Alps.

 

In my third year of studying at the Tel Aviv University, I led a mutiny in the Film Faculty that changed the rules of the department so that even students that majored in Theoretical Studies could take hands-on classes like Cinematography and use the Faculty's Filmmaking Gear and create their own Short Films.

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I am directing Fiction & Nonfiction films, among my past projects are "Medea", the medium length Nonfiction "The Same Snowy Ground" and the Desktop Documentary "The Invention of Chris Marker". (For the full filmography, scroll down)

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Berlin, Germany.