Late Actress Tal Berkovich's Final Role Airs in New Drama
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Actress Tal Berkovich, who died in a car accident last January, will appear posthumously in the new Keshet 12 drama "HaBricha." She plays the wife of a Chabad emissary in Colombia in the series, which focuses on a man escaping a cult. The episode featuring Berkovich will be dedicated to her memory.
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- Actress Tal Berkovich, who died last year, will appear posthumously in the new drama "HaBricha."
- Berkovich plays the wife of a Chabad emissary in Colombia in the series.
- The drama "HaBricha" follows a man escaping a fictional cult in Colombia.
- The episode featuring Berkovich will be dedicated to her memory.
- Berkovich died in a car accident in January at the age of 41.
Actress and former model Tal Berkovich, who tragically died in a car accident nearly a year ago at age 41, will be posthumously featured in the new Keshet 12 drama series "HaBricha" (The Escape). Berkovich filmed a role in the series before her death, playing the wife of a Chabad emissary in Colombia.
The series "HaBricha" centers on Yoel Har-Tzion (Ido Tako), a young man who attempts to flee a fictional cult called "Malchut Shamayim" (Kingdom of Heaven) in the Colombian jungle with his family. When his escape becomes complicated, he is forced to flee alone and seeks help from a former security official (Yehuda Levi) to rescue his wife and son.
Berkovich's character hosts Yoel after his escape. The episode featuring her will be dedicated to her memory and airs tonight. Berkovich was born in Kiryat Tivon and danced with the Israeli Ballet and the Bat Dor Dance Company. She later moved to London for a modeling career and participated in "Dancing with the Stars" in Romania in 2015. She also appeared in productions in the US and UK and the Israeli film "Don't Forget About Me."
In recent years, Berkovich adopted a religious lifestyle and married Isaac, a Haredi businessman, in 2020. She was born in Israel and had returned for a visit when she died in a road accident on Route 40 in January.
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