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Amos Gitai

Oct 11, 1950(age: 76)

Amos Gitai

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.
Golem in Pompei(2025)(Writer)
Why War(2025)(Writer)
Shikun(2024)(Screenplay)
Laila in Haifa(2021)(Screenplay)
A Tramway in Jerusalem(2018)(Screenplay)
Rabin, the Last Day(2015)(Producer)
Tsili(2015)(Writer)
Words with Gods(2014)(Writer)
Ana Arabia(2013)(Writer)
Lullaby to my Father(2012)(Producer)
Roses on Credit(2010)(Adaptation)
Carmel(2009)(Writer)
One Day You'll Understand(2008)(Adaptation)
Disengagement(2007)(Writer)
Free Zone(2005)(Writer)
Promised Land(2004)(Writer)
Alila(2003)(Writer)
September 11(2002)(Writer)
Kedma(2002)(Screenplay)
Eden(2001)(Writer)
Kippur(2000)(Writer)
Kadosh(1999)(Writer)
Day After Day(1998)(Writer)
A House in Jerusalem(1998)(Writer)
The Arena of Murder(1996)(Writer)
Things(1995)(Screenplay)
Berlin-Jerusalem(1989)(Writer)
Esther(1986)(Writer)
Field Diary(1982)(Producer)
Charisma(1976)(Cinematography)
Dona Gracia(Writer)