Assi Dayan

Assi Dayan, born in 1945, son of the general and minister Moshe Dayan, studied philosophy and English literature for two years at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In 1967, his role as a Palmach fighter in the adaptation of a novel by Moshe Shamir made him a star, and he worked for John Huston and Jules Dassin. Turning to directing in the early seventies, he made comedies that became cult films, then a dark trilogy in the nineties. He holds the record for Ophir Awards, eight in all, played the psychologist in the series BeTipul and died in 2014.

In the catalogue 1

• CinemaLife According to Agfaהחיים על פי אגפאAssi Dayan · 1992Cinema