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Shimon Finkel (1905-1999), laureate of the 1969 Israel Theatre Prize, was a theatre actor and director, and a founding member of Israel’s Habima National Theatre. Born in Belarus, Finkel studied acting in Berlin under the great director, Max Reinhardt. Whilst still in Berlin, he joined the Habima theatre company who were touring the city at the time, just on the cusp of his move to Palestine where he settled in Tel Aviv. The whole time he was working, Finkel was considered one of the nation’s greatest actors. Over the years, he has appeared in high profile, lead roles in countless stage plays including King Lear, Othello, Peer Gynt, and The Diary of Anne Frank. Plays he directed include Ghosts, In the Negev Plains, The Father, and many more. Highlights of Finkel’s film credits include: Pioneers of Palestine (aka Sabra, Aleksander Ford, 1932), Oded Hanoded (‘Oded the wanderer’) (Chaim Halachmi, 1932), El Dorado (Menahem Golan, 1963), The Winchell Affair (Avraham Heffner, 1979), and The Vulture (Yaky Yosha, 1981).

List of moments

Documentary

The Stage Fever

Directed by Itai Tamir, 1997
Rental

36 min.

Feature

The Vulture

Directed by Yaki Yosha, 1981
Rental

94 min.

Documentary

Old Age Is Makeup

Directed by Bella Baram, 1966

14 min.

Feature

Eldorado

Directed by Menahem Golan, 1963
Rental English subs.

100 min.

Feature

Oded the Wanderer

Directed by Chaim Dov Halachmi, 1933

62 min.

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