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Ilan Moskovitch

Ilan Moskovitch is an Israeli film producer, director, casting director and acting instructor, known for his long work with director Amos Gitai.

born 1966Casting for Amos Gitai's filmsFounding the Impro acting studioProducing the film Holy Air

Born: 3 August 1966, Acre
Occupation: casting director, film producer, film director
Founded: 2003)

Ilan Moskovitch was born in 1966 in Acre

Ilan Moskovitch was born on August 3, 1966, and grew up in Acre. His parents were immigrants from Romania who survived the Holocaust. His father Meir ran a kiosk in old Acre, and his mother Anna was a hospital nurse.

He studied cinema at the Camera Obscura School of Art and graduated in 1992. He then worked as a production coordinator and manager on TV projects, with directors such as Dan Wolman and Ze'ev Revach.

In 1995 he met Amos Gitai and became his assistant on the film Dvarim. He later worked as casting director and artistic consultant on many Gitai films, including Kadosh, Kippur, Kedma and Free Zone, which competed at Cannes. He also produced documentaries with Gitai.

In 1997 he founded the production company Cinemax with David Noy. In 2003 he founded the Impro acting studio with Avi Malka, and in 2008 produced its feature film Who Kidnapped Moshe Ivgy?. In 2013 he co-directed the documentary Appolonian Story, and in 2017 he produced Holy Air, directed by Shadi Srour.