Dan Wolman

Dan Wolman, born in Jerusalem in 1941, spent part of his childhood in Ethiopia, where his father, the physician Moshe Wolman, treated the emperor. After his service in the Nahal, he studied film in New York, at City College and then at New York University, where he later taught, before teaching in Tel Aviv and taking part in 1989 in the founding of the Sam Spiegel school in Jerusalem. He adapted Amos Oz in 1974, and Shulamit Lapid and David Grossman later, twice received the Wolgin Prize at the Jerusalem festival and, in 2016, the Ophir Prize for his body of work.

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• CinemaHide and SeekמחבואיםDan Wolman · 1980Cinema