Dror Zahavi
Dror Zahavi ( Hebrew דרור זהבי; * February 6, 1959 in Tel Aviv ) is an Israeli film director who works primarily for German television.
Life
Zahavi grew up in a poorer area in the south of Tel Aviv. In 1982 he went to the GDR , where a scholarship enabled him to study directing at the Konrad Wolf Academy of Film and Television in Potsdam-Babelsberg . His graduation film Alexander Penn - I want to be in everything was nominated for a student Oscar in 1988 . After graduating, Zahavi worked as a film critic in Israel. First during the fall of the Wall in 1989 and then finally in 1991, he returned to Berlin , where he has lived ever since. After numerous television works, he released his first film Alles für mein Vater ( Everything for My Father) , which thematized the conflict between Israel and Palestine.
His daughter Lili Zahavi works as an actress.
Filmography
- 1991: The visitor
- 1995: Verbotene Liebe (including directing the first episode)
- 1996: The men from K3 - shortly after midnight
- 1997-2006: Double use (seven episodes)
- 1998: The Four Specialists - A $ 100,000 Job
- 1998: Alarm for Cobra 11 - The Autobahn Police (two episodes)
- 1999: Delta Team - Secret Mission (The Witness)
- 2000: my sister's kiss
- 2000: Two girls in Mallorca: The hottest night of the year
- 2000: family and other fortunes
- 2001: The salsa princess
- 2002: The man next door
- 2002: At the end of the tunnel
- 2002: mother on the palm
- 2004: A darned encounter in the moonlight
- 2005: The Airlift - Only the sky was free
- 2007: The Mysterious Treasure of Troy
- 2008: Everything for my father (Sof Shavua B'Tel Aviv)
- 2009: My life - Marcel Reich-Ranicki
- 2009: Tatort: The Ghost
- 2010: Civil courage
- 2010: The uranium mountain
- 2011: U-turn
- 2011: Police call 110 - Bloody Street
- 2012: Munich 72 - The assassination attempt
- 2012: And everyone was silent
- 2013: Bloch: The Labyrinth
- 2014: Crime scene: Franziska
- 2014: Tatort: Your forever
- 2014: Everything must go - a family does the accounting (two-part TV series)
- 2015: Crime scene: collapse
- 2015: bitter mix
- 2015: Crime scene: Corrosive
- 2016: Crime Scene: The King of the Gutter
- 2016: family! (TV movie)
- 2018: crime scene - rabies
- 2018: Schattengrund - A resin thriller
- 2019: Crescendo
- 2020: the secret of freedom
Awards
- 1999: Bavarian television award in the category Best Director for Double Use - Die Todfreundin
- 1999: German television award in the category Best Director Series for Double Use - Die Todfreundin
- 2006: Golden Camera in the Best Film category for The Airlift
- 2008: Audience Award at the Moscow International Film Festival for Everything for My Father
- 2008: Grand Prix of the Sofia International Film Festival for Everything for my father
- 2009: Festival Grand Prize at the Stony Brook Film Festival for Everything for My Father
- 2010: Nomination for the International Emmy Award in the category TV-Movies / Mini-Series for My Life - Marcel Reich-Ranicki
- 2011: Golden Camera in the Best German TV Film category for moral courage
- 2011: Audience Award of the Marler Group at the Grimme Prize for Civil Courage
- 2012: Robert Geisendörfer Prize for U-turn ( TV category )
literature
- Tobias Ebbrecht-Hartmann: Transitions: Passages through a German-Israeli film history. Neofelis, Berlin 2014 ISBN 3943414515 , with chap. about Zahavi
Web links
- Dror Zahavi in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Dror Zahavi at filmportal.de
- Agency website by Dror Zahavi
Individual evidence
- ↑ Dror Zahavi in the Munzinger archive , accessed on March 7, 2013 ( beginning of article freely available)
- ^ Anna Kemper : Dror Zahavi - Tatort Tel Aviv. In: Jüdische Allgemeine, January 22, 2009, accessed March 7, 2013
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Zahavi, Dror |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Israeli film and television director |
| DATE OF BIRTH | February 6, 1959 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Tel Aviv |