Amos Gitai
Known for
Directing
Born
October 11, 1950 (age 75)
Birthplace
Haifa, Israele
Biography
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Amos Gitai (born 11 October 1950 in Haifa, Israel) is an Israeli film director.
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Best known work
To Each His Own Cinema
2007
September 11
2002
Free Zone
2005
Kippur
2000
Kadosh
1999
Rabin, the Last Day
2015
Venice 70: Future Reloaded
2013
Alila
2003
Promised Land
2004
Roses on Credit
2010Filmography
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Dona GraciaWriter, Director
TBA
Metamorphosis of a MelodyDirector
TBA
ArchitecturaDirector
TBA
Wadi Salib RiotsDirector
2026
The Road to JerichoDirector, Writer, Producer
2026
Marco Melani - The Man With The Golden Eye : Scheggia dall'ultima versioneas Self - film critic
2025
Golem in PompeiDirector, Writer, Theatre Play
2025
Why WarDirector, Writer, Producer
2024
ShikunDirector, Screenplay, Producer
2021
2021
Laila in HaifaScreenplay, Director
2018
A Letter to a Friend in GazaDirector, Screenplay
2018
A Tramway in JerusalemDirector, Screenplay, Producer
2018
West of the Jordan Riveras Himself, Director
2015
Rabin, the Last DayDirector, Producer, Writer
2015
TsiliDirector, Writer
2014
Words with GodsDirector, Writer
2013
Architecture in IsraelDirector
2013
Ana ArabiaDirector, Writer, Producer
2013
Venice 70: Future ReloadedDirector
2012
Lullaby to my Fatheras Narrator (voice), Producer, Cinematography, Director
2010
Roses on CreditDirector, Adaptation
2009
CarmelDirector, Writer, Producer
2008
One Day You'll UnderstandAdaptation, Director, Producer