List of Israeli films of 1990

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A list of films produced by the Israeli film industry in 1990.

Contents

1990 releases

PremiereTitleDirectorCastGenreNotesRef
April 20 Torn Apart Jack Fisher Hana Azoulay-Hasfari Drama, Romance
  • Israeli-American co-production
[1]

Unknown premiere date

PremiereTitleDirectorCastGenreNotesRef
 ? After (Hebrew : אפטר) Eytan Fox Drama [2]
 ? Ha-Mahtzeva (Hebrew : המחצבה, lit. "The quarry") Ron Ninio Uri Gavriel, Sasson Gabai, Hana Azoulay-Hasfari Drama [3]
 ? Derech Ha'nesher (Hebrew : דרך הנשר, lit. "Eagle's way") Uri Barbash Eli Danker, Gidi Gov, Nurit Galron Drama [4]
 ? The Appointed (Hebrew : המיועד, lit. "The Intended") Daniel Wachsmann Ronit Elkabetz, Shuli Rand Drama
  • Israeli-French co-production
[5]
 ? Doomsday (Hebrew : הדרך לעין חרוד, lit. "The Road to Ein Harod") Doron Eran Tony Peck, Alessandra Mussolini, Arnon Zadok Drama
  • Israeli-Italian-American co-production
[6]
 ? Neshika Bametzach (Hebrew : נשיקה במצ"ח, lit. "A kiss in the military police") Sam Firstenberg Yehuda Barkan, Michal Yannai Comedy, Drama [7]
 ? Nipagesh Basivuv (Hebrew : נפגש בסיבוב, lit. "We'll meet around the bend") Yehuda Barkan and Ezra Shem-Tov Yehuda Barkan Comedy [8]

Awards

Ophir Award

Wolgin Award

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References

  1. "Torn Apart". IMDb . 20 April 1990.
  2. "After". IMDb .
  3. "Ha-Mahtzeva". IMDb .
  4. "Derech Ha'nesher". IMDb .
  5. "Hameyu'ad". IMDb . 12 September 1990.
  6. "Ha-Derech L'Ein Harod". IMDb .
  7. "Neshika Bametzach". IMDb .
  8. "Nipagesh Basivuv". IMDb .