Year: 1983
Duration: 110\'
Biography
film director
David Perlov
David Perlov (Rio de Janeiro, 1930 - Tel Aviv, 2003) moved to Paris in 1952 and made his first film, Tante chinoise et les autres, in 1957. He emigrated to Israel in 1958 and began making a series of documentaries, including In Jerusalem (1963), a milestone in Israeli cinema. In 1973 he began filming Diary, a flowing which would take 10 years to finish. Since then he has dedicated himself to teaching at the University of Tel Aviv Department of Film and Television. In 1999 he received the Israel Prize for Cinema and in 2005 the Centre Pompidou dedicated a retrospective to him.
FILMOGRAFIA
Tante Chinoise Et Les Autres (Old Aunt China, cm, 1957), Shoemakers’ Alley in Jaffa Jérusalem (doc., 1959), Fishermen in Jaffa (doc., 1960), In Thy Blood Live (doc., 1962), In Jerusalem (doc., 1963), Tel Katzir (doc., 1964), Teatron Israeli (Theatre in Israel, doc., 1967), Glula, Ha- (The Pill, 1967), 42:6 (doc., 1969), Navy (doc., 1970), Diary, (doc., 1973-1983), Biba (doc., 1977), Tel Katzir 1993 (doc., 1993), Yavne Street (doc., 1994), The Silver Platter (doc., 1995), Meetings with Nathan Zach (doc., 1996), Anemones (cm, 2000), Revised Diary 1990-1999 (doc., 2001), My Stills (doc., 2003)