| 词条 | Tali Shalom Ezer |
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Early life and educationTali Shalom Ezer was born in Kfar Saba, Israel in 1978 to immigrant parents from Romania (mother) and Iraq (father). During her school years, Shalom Ezer became involved in a local theatre group which was a formative experience for her and helped to foster her love of theatre and for the craft of acting. During her army service, Shalom Ezer trained and worked as a Psychological Evaluator, performing psychometric tests on young Israelis preparing to enter the army. Shalom Ezer’s ongoing interest in psychology was greatly influenced by her mother, who worked as a psychiatric nurse, focussing on the use of Psychodrama with her patients. All of her films have a psychological dimension, and Shalom Ezer sees there to be a strong connection between Cinema and Psychology. Shalom Ezer undertook some initial training in acting at Beit Zvi School of Performing Arts, though soon decided to shift her focus to Directing. She continued her studies at Tel Aviv University, first in Theatre Studies (Directing), and then in Cinema through the Film and Television Department. During her time as a student, she won a 3-year scholarship from the America-Israel Cultural Foundation for her studies in Cinema. CareerBefore her work as a film director, Tali worked as a theatre director’s Assistant and as a Casting Director’s Assistant. She also spent time working as a Production Manager and as Producer for Fringe theatre productions and for theatre festivals. Shalom Ezer has been a Jury member of the Official Competition at the Jerusalem Film Festival, for the International Student Film Festival,[3] Tel Aviv, and has worked as a lector for several of the major Israeli film festivals and Israeli film funds. Shalom Ezer currently teaches in the Film and Television Department at Tel Aviv University focusing on working with actors. She lives with her partner Libby Tishler in Tel Aviv. Films{{prose|date=April 2018}}• A Summer at Abarbanel (2005), a 60 min documentary was also made during Shalom Ezer’s time as a student and for this film, she won 2nd prize for Best Student Film at Docaviv Documentary Film Festival. • Living Room (2006), 19 min. Shalom Ezer made this film during her time as a student. It screened at Cannes Film Festival and Jerusalem International Film Festival, among others. • Surrogate (2008), 58 min. The film won Best Film at the Israeli International Women's Film Festival, received a Special Mention at FEMINA International Festival for Women's Films Brazil, and was part of the Official selection at Edinburgh International Film Festival among others; • PRINCESS, (2014), 92 mins. The film won the Awards for Best Feature, Best Actress, Best Cinematography and Best Music at the Jerusalem International Film Festival, 2014.[4] The script for the film won the Highlight Pitch Award at the Berlinale Talent Project Market in 2009, and was subsequently invited to the Script Development Program at the Binger Filmlab 2009-10 in Amsterdam, where Shalom Ezer and Producer Elad Gavish worked together closely with Australian filmmaker, Jennifer Kent (The Babadook) under the guidance of Molly Marlene Stensgaard Martin Rabbetts, Ido Abraham, • My Days of Mercy (2017)[5] Awards and nominations• Best Feature, Jerusalem Film Festival, 2014 - PRINCESS • Highlight Pitch Award, Berlinale Talent Project Market, 2009 • Adam Flynt Script Competition- PRINCESS • Best Feature, International Women’s Film Festival, 2009- Surrogate • Special Mention at FEMINA International Festival for Women's Films • 2nd Prize for Best Student Documentary, Docaviv, 2005- Summer at Abarbanel • America-Israel Culture Foundation Grant, 2005, 2006, 2007 References1. ^Pablo Utin, {{cite web |url=http://www.fipresci.org/festivals/archive/2014/jerusalem/putin.htm |title=Archived copy |accessdate=2015-01-05 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20150105041917/http://www.fipresci.org/festivals/archive/2014/jerusalem/putin.htm |archivedate=2015-01-05 |df= }}, Where Do the Children Play], FIPRESCI: The International Federation of Film Critics, 11/8/14 2. ^Sundance Program 3. ^Sarah Cooper, , Tali Shalom-Ezer, Princess, 17/7/14, 4. ^Jerusalem International Film Festival 5. ^{{cite news|last=Krieger|first=Deborah|url=https://forward.com/schmooze/382768/israeli-director-tali-shalom-ezers-lesbian-romance-my-days-of-mercy-screens/|title=Israeli Director Tali Shalom Ezer’s Lesbian Romance, My Days of Mercy, Screens At TIFF|work=The Forward|location=New York City|date=September 15, 2017|accessdate=April 21, 2018}} External links
7 : 1978 births|Living people|Israeli women film directors|People from Kfar Saba|Tel Aviv University alumni|LGBT directors|LGBT screenwriters |
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