Thirty-two years old from Tel Aviv, Israel.

Born, raised, and educated in the community village of Nofit, in northern Israel.

Graduate of the Steve Tisch School of Film and Television, Tel Aviv University.

Aside from his work as a director, he also works as a cinematographer for short films and various television productions.
Director of “Pool” (live-action short, 2019) and “Horah” (documentary short, 2018), Both featured and won several prizes in film festivals worldwide.

Director of “Uzzi” (documentary short, 2018), which was shortlisted for Bafta’s student awards.
His latest film, “Requiem for a Whale” (Short Documentary, 2022), won second place and the Cinematography award in the student competition of the Docaviv, Tel-Aviv international documentary Film Festival 2022.

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  Uzzi 2018
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  Pool 2018
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  Horah

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  Password: King of Horah
  2018
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  Requiem for a Whale
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  Pool

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  2019
  A warm spring morning in the kibbutz's public swimming pool. Despite being an adult, Aryeh (60) does not know how to swim, so he is led to the deep water by the swimming instructor who, in his opinion, was the most worthy - his 13-year-old son, Yoav.
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  Uzzi

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  2018
  At the age of 94, Prof. Uzi Ornan continuing his lifelong ongoing struggles for upholding the Secular and Democratic image of the State of Israel with his last endeavor to establish and secure Civil Burial rights where he lives.
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  Uzzi

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  2019
  At the age of 94, Prof. Uzzi Ornan continuing his lifelong ongoing struggles for upholding the Secular and Democratic image of the State of Israel, with his last endeavor to establish Civil Burial rights where he lives.
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  Uzzi

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  2018
  At the age of 94, Prof. Uzi Ornan continuing his lifelong ongoing struggles for upholding the Secular and Democratic image of the State of Israel with his last endeavor to establish and secure Civil Burial rights where he lives.

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