Amos Gitai
Haifa, Israele

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Amos Gitai (born 11 October 1950 in Haifa, Israel) is an Israeli film director.

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Top 10 collaborators

Roles

Crew

Shikun (2024)
Director | Screenplay
Laila in Haifa (2021)
Director | Screenplay
A Tramway in Jerusalem (2019)
Director | Screenplay
Words with Gods (2014)
Director | Writer
Tsili (2014)
Director | Writer
Architecture in Israel (2013)
Director
Ana Arabia (2013)
Director | Writer | Producer
Roses on Credit (2010)
Director | Adaptation
Carmel (2009)
Director | Writer
One Day You'll Understand (2008)
Director | Adaptation | Producer
To Each His Own Cinema (2007)
Director | Writer
Disengagement (2007)
Director | Writer
The Dybbuk of Haifa (2007)
Director
Free Zone (2005)
Director | Author
Promised Land (2004)
Director | Writer
Alila (2003)
Director | Writer | Executive Producer
11'09''01 September 11 (2002)
Director | Writer
Kedma (2002)
Director | Writer | Producer
Eden (2001)
Director | Writer | Producer
Kippur (2000)
Director | Writer | Producer
Kadosh (1999)
Director | Writer | Producer
Day After Day (1998)
Director | Writer
Things (1995)
Director | Screenplay
Golem: The Petrified Garden (1993)
Director | Writer
Golem, l'esprit de l'exil (1992)
Director | Writer
Birth of a Golem (1990)
Director
Berlin-Jerusalem (1989)
Director | Writer | Producer
Esther (1986)
Director | Writer | Producer
Bangkok-Bahrain (1984)
Director
Charisma (1976)
Director | Cinematography
Shosh (1974)
Director
Hayam (1973)
Director
Paper is Fire, Fire is Paper (1973)
Director
Textura [1] (1972)
Director
Maïm (1972)
Director
Black is White (1972)
Director