Amos Gitai

Directing · b. 1950 · Haifa, Israele

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

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Known for

6.5

To Each His Own Cinema

2007 · Director

6.4

September 11

2002 · Director

5.6

Free Zone

2005 · Director

5.3

Kippur

2000 · Director

5.9

Kadosh

1999 · Director

4.7

Rabin, the Last Day

2015 · Director

5.1

Venice 70: Future Reloaded

2013 · Director

5.1

Promised Land

2004 · Director

5.3

Alila

2003 · Director

4.6

Roses on Credit

2010 · Director

5.0

Kedma

2002 · Director

4.9

Disengagement

2007 · Director

Directed59

Golem in Pompei

2025 · Director

4.0

Why War

2025 · Director

6.0

Shikun

2024 · Director

4.9

Laila in Haifa

2021 · Director

4.2

A Tramway in Jerusalem

2018 · Director

5.6

West of the Jordan River

2018 · Director

4.0

A Letter to a Friend in Gaza

2018 · Director

4.7

Rabin, the Last Day

2015 · Director

5.2

Tsili

2015 · Director

5.7

Words with Gods

2014 · Director

5.1

Venice 70: Future Reloaded

2013 · Director

6.1

Ana Arabia

2013 · Director

Architecture in Israel

2013 · Director

7.5

Lullaby to my Father

2012 · Director

4.6

Roses on Credit

2010 · Director

7.0

Carmel

2009 · Director

5.8

One Day You'll Understand

2008 · Director

4.9

Disengagement

2007 · Director

Acting

Marco Melani: The Man with the Golden Eye

2021

4.0

A Letter to a Friend in Gaza

2018

7.5

Lullaby to my Father

2012 · Narrator (voice)

7.0

Carmel

2009

4.9

Disengagement

2007 · Dani

10.0

War and Peace in Vesoul

1997

7.0

Things

1995 · Goldman

6.1

Field Diary

1982

In development

Architectura

Director

The Road to Jericho

Director

Dona Gracia

Director

Wadi Salib Riots

Director