Nati Adler

Nati Adler (born in Israel, 1970) has been directing documentary and fiction films since completing film studies at Tel Aviv University in 1995. His first film "Zero the Hero" (10 Min's.) was awarded a prize for Best Short Film by the Israeli Cinema Institute. His documentary film "Hats of Jerusalem" (2005) won a prize for cinematography and editing in the competition of the Israeli Documentary Filmmakers' Forum for 2006. In addition, he has participated in numerous film festivals around the world, including the official competition of the International Documentary Film festival in Amsterdam (IDFA) and was screened at the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo. In 2006 Adler created and directed a six-part documentary series about divorce in Israel. "we promised each other" He has also directed episodes for documentary series such as "Bulldog" - video-activism on environmental issues; "Holy Cows" (2001) on myths in Israeli society, and "Zoom" (1999) a young and irreverent program on culture. In the field of drama Adler has written and directed "Buchachi," a TV drama that has been broadcast and re-run several times on Channel 2. Recently his feature film "Kululush" has been broadcast on the "HOT" cable channel. In 1998 his film "Spaciba King George" won the "Mughrabi" award in the category of direction and cinematography. Nati has served on the executive board of the Israeli Association of Film Directors for two years.