Actress Magi Azarzar Reflects on Career Milestones
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Actress Magi Azarzar celebrated her career milestones on Instagram, sharing photos from her first audition in 2003 for the series "Adumot." She thanked casting director Esther Kling, who also cast her in Avi Nesher's new film "Our Loves." The film, set against the events of October 7th, is Azarzar's latest project, alongside her theater and television work.
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- Actress Magi Azarzar shared archival photos from her first audition in 2003.
- Azarzar expressed gratitude for her career journey in an Instagram post.
- Casting director Esther Kling has been a longtime collaborator since Azarzar's first audition.
- Kling also cast Azarzar in Avi Nesher's film "Our Loves" about the October 7th events.
- Azarzar is also starring in the play "All About Eve" and the series "Chavurot."
Israeli actress Magi Azarzar shared a nostalgic look back at her career beginnings in a recent Instagram post. She posted archival photos from her first audition in 2003 for the youth series "Adumot," expressing gratitude for her journey. "I have no words, other than thank you for the journey," she wrote to her followers.
The audition was conducted by veteran casting director Esther Kling, who has remained a collaborator throughout Azarzar's career. Kling also cast Azarzar in her role in director Avi Nesher's film "Our Loves." Azarzar connected her early career moments to her current work by including a photo from the film, taken just the previous day.
"Our Loves" tells stories of love and hope against the backdrop of the October 7th events, with Azarzar starring alongside Shalom Michaelshvilli, Yaniv Biton, and Amir Banai. Concurrently, Azarzar is performing a leading role in the play "All About Eve" at Beit Lessin Theater and is filming the comeback of the comedy series "Chavurot" for Reshet 13.
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