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Acclaimed Israeli Director and Screenwriter Ilan Moshenzon Dies at 82
Acclaimed Israeli director and screenwriter Ilan Moshenzon died Wednesday at age 82. He was known for films like "Roba Huliot" and "Weekend in a Madhouse," and was a dedicated educator for over 20 years. His passing follows that of his wife, Edna Ben-Ari, eight months prior. Moshenzon's funeral will be held Thursday.
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- 01Director and screenwriter Ilan Moshenzon, known for "Roba Huliot," died at 82.
- 02Moshenzon also taught film for over two decades at Tel Aviv University.
- 03He co-founded a master's degree program in cinema in 2002.
- 04His film "Roba Huliot" was screened at the Berlin Film Festival.
- 05His wife, Edna Ben-Ari, passed away eight months ago.
- 06Moshenzon's funeral is scheduled for Thursday at 1:00 PM.
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