Amos Gitai

director • writer • producer

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.

Born: October 11, 1950 in Haifa, Israele (age 74)

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Known For

5.5

To Each His Own Cinema

Movies & TV Credits

65 total credits across film and television

Title	Rating	Job	Role(s)	Year
Why War Movie	—	Directing	Director	2025
Shikun Movie	5.0	Writing	Screenplay	2024
Marco Melani - The Man With The Golden Eye Movie	—	Actor	—	2021
Laila in Haifa Movie	5.3	Writing	Screenplay	2021
A Tramway in Jerusalem Movie	4.9	Writing	Screenplay	2019
West of the Jordan River Movie	6.2	Actor	Himself	2018
A Letter to a Friend in Gaza Short Film	6.1	Actor	—	2018
West of the Jordan River Movie	6.2	Directing	Director	2018
A Letter to a Friend in Gaza Short Film	6.1	Directing	Director	2018
Rabin, the Last Day Movie	5.9	Writing	Screenplay	2015
Words with Gods Movie	6.1	Directing	Director	2014
Tsili Movie	5.3	Directing	Director	2014
Ana Arabia Movie	5.6	Directing	Director	2013
Venice 70: Future Reloaded Limited Series	5.5	Directing	Director	2013
Architecture in Israel Limited Series	—	Directing	Director	2013
Lullaby to my Father Movie	5.1	Actor	Narrator (voice)	2012
Lullaby to my Father Movie	5.1	Directing	Director	2012
Roses à crédit Movie	4.9	Directing	Director	2010
Carmel Movie	5.2	Actor	—	2009
Carmel Movie	5.2	Directing	Director	2009
One Day You'll Understand Movie	5.5	Directing	Director	2008
Disengagement Movie	5.7	Actor	Dani	2007
Shards of Cinema and Philosophy Movie	—	Actor	Self	2007
Disengagement Movie	5.7	Directing	Director	2007
To Each His Own Cinema Movie	6.6	Directing	Director	2007
News From Home/News From House Movie	6.4	Directing	Director	2006
Free Zone Movie	5.5	Directing	Director	2005
Promised Land Movie	5.3	Directing	Director	2004
Welcome to São Paulo Movie	6.2	Directing	Director	2004
Alila Movie	6.0	Directing	Director	2003
Kedma Movie	5.8	Directing	Director	2002
11’09”01—September 11 Movie	6.6	Directing	Director	2002
Eden Movie	4.4	Directing	Director	2001
Wadi Grand Canyon, 2001 Movie	6.3	Directing	Director	2001
Kippur Movie	6.1	Directing	Director	2000
Kadosh Movie	6.7	Directing	Director	1999
Day After Day Movie	5.7	Directing	Director	1998
A House in Jerusalem Movie	6.2	Directing	Director	1998
War and Peace in Vesoul Movie	3.8	Directing	Director	1997
The Arena of Murder Movie	6.3	Directing	Director	1996
Metamorphosis of a Melody Movie	4.9	Directing	Director	1996
Things Movie	5.2	Actor	Goldman	1995
Things Movie	5.2	Directing	Director	1995
In the Valley of the Wupper Movie	6.7	Directing	Director	1994
Golem: The Petrified Garden Movie	5.7	Directing	Director	1993
Golem, the Spirit of Exile Movie	5.2	Directing	Director	1992
Wadi 1981 - 1991 Movie	6.3	Directing	Director	1992
Birth of a Golem Movie	3.9	Directing	Director	1990
Berlin-Jerusalem Movie	5.9	Directing	Director	1989
Brand New Day Movie	7.0	Directing	Director	1987
Esther Movie	6.2	Directing	Director	1986
Pineapple Movie	6.2	Directing	Director	1984
Bangkok-Bahrain Movie	—	Directing	Director	1984
Not Gone and Not Forgotten: A Story of Urban Redevelopment and Community Organizing in Los Angeles Movie	—	Camera	Additional Camera	1983
Field Diary Movie	7.2	Directing	Director	1982
Wadi Short Film	5.8	Directing	Director	1981
House Movie	6.8	Directing	Director	1980
Charisma Short Film	—	Directing	Director	1976
Shosh Movie	—	Directing	Director	1974
Hayam Movie	—	Directing	Director	1973
Paper is Fire, Fire is Paper Movie	—	Directing	Director	1973
Textura [1] Movie	—	Directing	Director	1972
Maïm Movie	—	Directing	Director	1972
Black is White Movie	—	Directing	Director	1972
Dona Gracia Movie	—	Directing	Director	—

Amos Gitai

Known For

Free Zone

Kadosh

11’09”01—September 11

To Each His Own Cinema

Movies & TV Credits