Shmuel Vilozni is an actor, director, and comedian, and is considered the father of Israeli standup comedy. Vilozni started appearing as a standup comic in the mid-1980s. Then, in 1993 he established the Camel Comedy Club – a standup comedy venue, along with his partner, Ben Zeidel . Vilozni has appeared in a long list of stage plays, including the hit production of The Servant of Two Masters in 1993. Highlights of Vilozni’s stage-directing credits include The Inspector Calls and Twelve Angry Men. His film credits include: Hapnimiya (‘the boarding school’) (Yeud Levanon, 1983), Million Dollar Madness (Naftali Alter, 1986), Tel Aviv-Berlin (Tzipi Trope, 1987), I Don’t Give a Damn (Shmuel Imberman, 1987), The Deserter’s Wife (Michal Bat-Adam, 1992), Tehilim (‘psalms’) (Raphaël Nadjari, 2007), Bena (Niv Klainer, 2009), Cats on a Pedal Boat (Yuval Mendelson & Nadav Hollander, 2011), Sweets (Joseph Pitchhadze, 2013), And Then She Arrived (Roee Florentin, 2017), and Fractures (Arik Lubetzki, 2018).

Feature

Bena

Directed by Niv Klainer, 2009
בנא
Rental

86 min.

Feature

Tehilim (Psalms)

Directed by Raphael Nadjari, 2007
תהלים
Rental

95 min.

Feature

Million Dollar Madness

Directed by Naftali Alter, 1986
השיגעון הגדול
Rental

87 min.

Feature

The Boarding School

Directed by Yeud Levanon, 1983
הפנימייה
English subs.

86 min.

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