David Schütz (1941-2017) was a novelist, screenwriter, and producer. Berlin-born Schütz moved to Israel at the age of seven, along with his older brother, as part of the mass youth migration movement (aka ‘Youth Aliyah’). He later studied history and philosophy at Jerusalem’s Hebrew University. In 1978 he published his debut novel, The Grass and the Sand, an autobiographical work that went on to become a bestseller. In the ensuing decades, Schütz carried on writing and publishing books fervently, including I Shall Wait Forever (1987), Avishag (1989), Like a River (1997), and the anthology of short stories The Day of the Cats (2016). His books have won multiple awards and have been translated into many languages, including German and French.

Documentary

In The End Of Days

Directed by Amnon Teitelbaum, 1990
והיה באחרית הימים
English subs.

50 min.

Documentary

Because of That War

Directed by Orna Ben-Dor Niv, 1988
בגלל המלחמה ההיא
English subs.

94 min.

Short Film

Monologue of a Young Woman

Directed by Lihi Hanoch, 1981
מונולוג של אישה צעירה

59 min.

Documentary

Herzl, Chapter Two

Directed by Amnon Rubinstein, 1997
הרצל, פרק ב

44 min.

Documentary

Beit Shean - Mosaic

Directed by Dan Wolman, 1996
פסיפס - בית שאן

40 min.

Documentary

Jerusalem in Venice

Directed by Gadi Castle, 1996
ירושלים בוונציה

21 min.

Documentary

It Will Be Good, It Will Not Be Good

Directed by Eitan Harris, Amit Goren, 1995
יהיה טוב, יהיה לא טוב

83 min.

Documentary

Under the Mediterranean Sky

Directed by Serge Ankri, 1994
תחת שמי ים תיכון

26 min.

Documentary

No Regret

1991
אין חרטה

53 min.

Documentary

The Artist's Legacy - The Sixth Arthur Rubinstein Competition

Directed by Amnon Teitelbaum, 1989
מורשת האמן - תחרות ארתור רובינשטיין השישית

52 min.

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