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Rozina Cambos

Rozina Cambos was a Romanian-born Israeli actress of stage, film and television who won the Ophir Award and the Israel Theater Prize.

1951 to 2012Roles at Habima and Cameri theatersThe Human Resources ManagerOperation Grandma

Born: 17 December 1951, Bacău
Died: 4 December 2012, Beit Dagan
Occupation: film actor, stage actor, television actor, actor
Education: I. L. Caragiale National University of Theatre and Film

Rozina Cambos was born in 1951 in Bacău

Cambos was born in 1951 in Bacău, Romania. Her mother was an actress and her father was a director at the city theater.

At her parents' request she began studying medicine, but left after a year to study acting. She finished her studies at the Caragiale academy of theater and film in Bucharest in 1975.

She first acted at a theater in Piatra Neamț and later in Bucharest. In 1983 she moved to Israel with her son and soon returned to acting. She worked at the Beersheba Theatre, then Habima from 1987 and the Cameri from 1999.

On television she appeared in series such as A Matter of Time, Zehu Ze! and Yellow Peppers, and led the 1994 telenovela Sapir. Her films include Operation Grandma and The Human Resources Manager, for which she won the Ophir Award.

She was treated for cancer in 1993 and 2005 and recovered. In 2010 she developed leukemia, and she died of it in 2012 in Beit Dagan. She was buried at Yarkon Cemetery.