Yitzhak Yeshurun

Yitzhak Tzepel Yeshurun, born in Tel Aviv in 1936 and raised in Binyamina, studied literature at the Sorbonne after his service, while working as an assistant on French film shoots. Back in Israel in 1963, he made commissioned documentaries, then his first fiction feature in 1966, and became associated with the New Sensibility movement. Among his films, Noa at Seventeen, in 1982, follows a Tel Aviv schoolgirl caught in the crisis of the kibbutz movement in the early fifties; he made a sequel to it in 2003.

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• CinemaGreen Fieldsשדות ירוקיםYitzhak Yeshurun · 1989Cinema