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Amos Gitai
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Amos Gitai (born 11 October 1950 in Haifa, Israel) is an Israeli film director. Description above from the Wikipedia article Amos Gitai, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Known for
To Each His Own Cinema2007 · Director, Writer3.2
September 112002 · Director, Writer3.2
Free Zone2005 · Director, Writer, Co-Producer2.8
Kadosh1999 · Director, Writer, Producer3.0
Kippur2000 · Director, Writer, Producer2.7
Venice 70: Future Reloaded2013 · Director2.6
War and Peace in Vesoul1997 · Cast5.0
House1980 · Director3.9Cast
Cast credits
War and Peace in Vesoul1997 · Cast5.0
Carmel2009 · Cast3.5
Things1995 · Goldman3.5
Disengagement2007 · Dani2.5
Field Diary1982 · Cast3.0
Lullaby to my Father2012 · Narrator (voice)3.8
West of the Jordan River2018 · Himself2.8
A Letter to a Friend in Gaza2018 · Cast2.0MMarco Melani - The Man With The Golden Eye : Scheggia dall'ultima versione2026 · Self - film critic3.0
Marco Melani: The Man with the Golden Eye2021 · CastSShards of Cinema and PhilosophyMovie · SelfCrew
Crew credits
To Each His Own Cinema2007 · Director, Writer3.2September 112002 · Director, Writer3.2Free Zone2005 · Director, Writer, Co-Producer2.8Kadosh1999 · Director, Writer, Producer3.0Kippur2000 · Director, Writer, Producer2.7Venice 70: Future Reloaded2013 · Director2.6War and Peace in Vesoul1997 · Director5.0House1980 · Director3.9Carmel2009 · Director, Writer, Producer3.5
Alila2003 · Director, Writer, Executive Producer2.7Things1995 · Screenplay, Director3.5
Promised Land2004 · Director, Writer, Producer2.5
Ana Arabia2013 · Director, Writer, Producer3.0Disengagement2007 · Director, Writer2.5
Rabin, the Last Day2015 · Director, Producer, Writer2.4
In the Valley of the Wupper1994 · Writer, Director4.5
Kedma2002 · Director, Screenplay2.5
Words with Gods2014 · Writer, Director2.9