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Ra'anan Alexandrowicz was born on August 29, 1969 in Jerusalem, Israel. He is a director and writer, known for James' Journey to Jerusalem (2003), The Law in These Parts (2011) and Martin (1999).
Date Of Birth August 29, 1969 Place Of Birth Jerusalem, Israel Profession Director, Writer Star Sign Virgo
Director Title Year Status Character Shilton Ha Chok 2011 Documentary Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh 2003 The Inner Tour 2001 Documentary Martin 1999 Documentary Rak B'Mikrim Bodedim 1996 Short
Writer Title Year Status Character Shilton Ha Chok 2011 Documentary writer Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh 2003 writer Martin 1999 Documentary writer Rak B'Mikrim Bodedim 1996 Short
Editorial Department Title Year Status Character Risk 2016/I Documentary story consultant
Thanks Title Year Status Character Citizenfour 2014 Documentary special thanks
Self Title Year Status Character London et Kirschenbaum 2014 TV Series Himself
Won Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 2012 Grand Jury Prize Sundance Film Festival World Cinema - Documentary Shilton Ha Chok (2011) 2011 Van Leer Group Foundation Award Jerusalem Film Festival Best Israeli Documentary Shilton Ha Chok (2011) 2004 Golden Rosa Camuna Bergamo Film Meeting Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh (2003) 2003 Crystal Heart Award Heartland Film Festival Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh (2003) 2003 Silver Peacock International Film Festival of India Most Promising Asian Director Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh (2003) 2003 Films from the South Award Oslo Films from the South Festival Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh (2003) 2003 FIPRESCI Prize Oslo Films from the South Festival Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh (2003) 2003 Golden Palm Valencia Festival of Mediterranean Cinema Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh (2003) 2001 Best Documentary Feature - Special Mention Vancouver International Film Festival The Inner Tour (2001) 1999 Wolgin Award Jerusalem Film Festival Best Israeli Documentary Martin (1999) 1996 Special Mention Torino International Festival of Young Cinema Short Film Rak B'Mikrim Bodedim (1996)
Nominated Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 2013 Cinema Eye Honors Award Cinema Eye Honors Awards, US Outstanding Achievement in Direction Shilton Ha Chok (2011) 2012 Award of the Israeli Film Academy Awards of the Israeli Film Academy Best Documentary Shilton Ha Chok (2011) 2012 Amnesty Award CPH:DOX Shilton Ha Chok (2011) 2003 Award of the Israeli Film Academy Awards of the Israeli Film Academy Best Director Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh (2003) 2003 Award of the Israeli Film Academy Awards of the Israeli Film Academy Best Screenplay Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh (2003) 2003 International Jury Award São Paulo International Film Festival Best Feature Film Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh (2003) 1996 Prize of the City of Torino Torino International Festival of Young Cinema Best Short Film Rak B'Mikrim Bodedim (1996)
Known for movies Massa'ot James Be'eretz Hakodesh (2003) as Director
Shilton Ha Chok (2011) as Director
Martin (1999) as Director
Rak B'Mikrim Bodedim (1996) as Director