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Amos Gitai

Born in Haifa in 1950, as the second son of architect Munio Weinraub and former Sionist activist Efratia Margalit. On the year of his birth, his parents changed the family name to "Gitai", which is the Hebrew translation of the German name "Weinraub". While he was a student in architecture, Amos Gitai joined the Yom Kippur war in 1973 as a reserve ... See full bio »
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Rabin, the Last Day
Rabin, the Last Day Director
(2015)
Kadosh
Kadosh Director
(1999)
Kedma
Kedma Director
(2002)
Berlin-Yerushalaim
Berlin-Yerushalaim Director
(1989)
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 2017 West of the Jordan River (Documentary)
 2014 Words with Gods (segment "The Book of Amos")
 2014 Tsili
 2013 Ana Arabia
 2013 Venice 70: Future Reloaded (Documentary)
 2012 Lullaby to My Father (Documentary)
 2009 Carmel
 2008 Plus tard
 2007 Disengagement
 2006 News from Home/News from House (Documentary)
 2005 Free Zone
 2004 Bem-Vindo a São Paulo (Documentary)
 2004/II Promised Land
 2003 Alila
 2002 11'09''01 - September 11 (segment "Israel", as Amos Gitaï)
 2002 Kedma
 2002 Mabatim, Israel 2002 (Documentary) (segment "Times are Bad")
 2001/I Eden
 2001 Wadi Grand Canyon 2001 (Video documentary)
 2000 Kippur
 1999 Zion, Auto-Emancipation (Documentary)
 1999 Kadosh
 1998 Yom Yom
 1998 A House in Jerusalem (Documentary)
 1998 Tapuz (Documentary)
 1997 War and Peace in Vesoul (Documentary)
 1996 Zirat Ha'Rezach (Documentary)
 1996 Milim
 1994 Te'atron Hahaim (Documentary)
 1992 Wadi 1981-1991 (Documentary)
 1988 Brand New Day (Documentary)
 1986 Esther
 1984 Ananas
 1982 Yoman Sadeh (Documentary)
 1981 American Mythologies (Documentary)
 1981 Wadi (Documentary short)
 1980 Bayit (Documentary)
 1980 In Search of Identity (Documentary)
 1979 Cultural Celebrities (Documentary)
 1979 Bikur Carter B'Israel (Documentary short)
 1979 M'Ora'ot Wadi Salib (Documentary short)
 1978 Architectura (Documentary short)
 1978 Wadi Rushima (Documentary short)
 1977 Political Myths (Short)
 1977 Shikun (Short)
 1976 Charisma (Documentary short)
 1974 Ahare (Short)
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