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Israeli Filmmaker Nitzan Giladi Dies at 56 After Cancer Battle
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israeli filmmaker Nitzan Giladi died at 56 after battling esophageal cancer. Known for his sensitive films on identity and social issues, he remained active until his death, with new works competing for Ophir Awards. Giladi is remembered as a generous mentor and unique voice in Israeli cinema.
- 01Nitzan Giladi died at 56 after a long battle with esophageal cancer.
- 02He publicly shared his illness and last wishes seven months before his death.
- 03Giladi was a notable Israeli filmmaker known for documentaries and narrative films.
- 04His debut feature "Paper Wedding" won awards and received multiple Ophir nominations.
- 05He continued creating films during his illness, with new works competing for Ophir Awards.
- 06Giladi was also a mentor who supported young artists and fulfilled his dream of a photography exhibition.
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