Roberto Pollack is a stage and screen actor. A graduate of Tel Aviv University’s Department of Theatre, Argentinian-born Pollak moved to Israel at the age of 19. In 1985 he joined the company of Habima National Theatre where he appeared in a variety of plays including The Dybbuk directed by Andrzej Wajda (1988), The Visit (2011), No One Dies in Vain (2013), A Simple Story (2016), Michael Kohlhaas (2017), Bent (2018), Spring Awakening (2019), and Cause of Death: Uknown (2019).
Highlights of his TV credits include the programmes Motherland (‘eretz moledet’), The Eight (‘ha-shminiya’), and the Israeli version of The Office.
Highlights of his film credits include: Stigma (Uri Barbash, 1982), Beyond the Walls (Uri Barbash, 1984), The Lover (Michal Bat-Adam, 1986), On My Own (Tamir Paul, 1988), Cup Final (Eran Riklis, 1991), Licking the Raspberry (Uri Barbash, 1992), Beyond the Walls II (Uri Barbash, 1992), The Heritage (Amnon Rubinstein, 1993), On the Edge (Amnon Rubinstein, 1994), Electric Blanket (Assi Dayan, 1994), It All Begins at Sea (Eitan Green, 2008), Switch (‘hahithalfut’) (Eran Kolirin, 2011), Funeral at Noon (Adam Sanderson, 2014), and Gett (Ronit Elkabetz and Shlomi Elkabetz, 2014).
