Moran Nakar – Writer & Director

 29, Graduated Film Studies from Sapir College.

Born and raised in Sha’areiTikva settlement and currently living in Jaffa. 

Writing & director of the short documentary films “Al DaatHamakom” and “Taxi Driver Monologues” (2015). The fiction short films “Pony Tale” (2016) that was featured in festivals in Israel, Barcelona, North Carolina, Florida, and Scotland. 

Producing a documentary graduation film, “My friend, Yaniv” that competed in the 2016 IDFA festival, and was featured in the Jerusalem Festival.

Writing and directing a graduation film, “Idolatry“, supported by the Rabinovich foundation.

Currently developing her first feature film, “Double“.

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  Cosmopolitan

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  2020
  Jacob goes out, for the first time in his life, to a gay party, but discovers that his skin color prevents him from being accepted into the community. The film is part of the "Equals" project, by the Gesher Multicultural Film Fund.
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  Cosmopolitan

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  2020
  Jacob goes out, for the first time in his life, to a gay party, but discovers that his skin color prevents him from being accepted into the community.
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  Idolatry

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  2018
  Naama is confident her partner, who unsuccessfully tries to conceive, wants a dick. When their relationship starts to crumble, Naama goes out to ask a radical and unrealistic solution.