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've 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 similar 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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More:

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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), and afterwards I solo travelled through East Africa (climbed Kilimanjaro among other mountains) and through the European alps.

 

I studied Film Studies in Tel Aviv University and on my 3rd year led a mutiny in the film faculty. We managed to change the rules of the department so even students that majored in theoretical studies could take hands-on classes like cinematography and use the faculty's filmmaking gear, so they could create their own short films.

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I'm directing Fiction & no-Fiction films, among my past projects: "Medea", The medium length non-fiction "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.