Avraham Heffner

Avraham Heffner, born in Haifa in 1935, served in the Nahal troupe with Uri Zohar and Chaim Topol, studied English literature and philosophy in Jerusalem, then philosophy, linguistics and American literature at the Sorbonne, and cinema in New York. An actor for Zohar, he won a prize at Venice for a 1967 short film written with words by Simone de Beauvoir, then became one of the authors of the new sensibility; he also wrote for educational television and taught cinema at Tel Aviv University. He received the Ophir Prize for his body of work in 2004 and died in Tel Aviv in 2014.

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• CinemaBut Where Is Daniel Wax?לאן נעלם דניאל וקס?Avraham Heffner · 1974Cinema