Amos Kollek (Hebrew: עמוס קולק; born September 15, 1947) is an Israeli film director, writer and actor.

Biography

Amos Kollek was born in Jerusalem. He is the son of Teddy Kollek, the long-time mayor of Jerusalem. Kollek studied psychology and philosophy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.[1] He became interested in film after working as a writer. He produced his first film, Goodbye, New York, in 1985.[1] His film Fast Food Fast Women was entered into the 2000 Cannes Film Festival.[2]

Filmography

Year Title Role Notes
1979Al Tishali Im Ani OhevAssaf
1985Goodbye, New YorkDavidDirector
1986Forever, Lulu (a.k.a. Crazy Streets)LarryDirector
1989High Stakes (a.k.a. Melanie Rose)Director
1992Lahav Hatzui (a.k.a. Double Edge) (a.k.a. Three Weeks in Jerusalem)DavidDirector
1993Five Girls (a.k.a. Five Lesbian Girls)Director
1994Whore II (a.k.a. Bad Girls)JackDirector
1995Teddy Kollek (a.k.a. Teddy Kollek, from Vienna to Jerusalem)Director, Documentary
1997Sue (a.k.a. Sue lost in Manhattan)Director
1998FionaDirector
2000Fast Food Fast WomenDirector
2001Queenie in LoveDirector
2001A Bitter GloryDirector, TV Movie documentary
2001Beirut
2002BridgetDirector
2002AngelaShort
2003MusicShort
2003Happy End
2008RestlessDirector
2008LLDirector
2012The Sumo WrestlerJackDirector

Books (incomplete)

  • Don't Ask Me If I Love (1971)
  • After They Hang Him (1977)
  • Tishali Im Ani Ohev [script for Barbara Noble Tishali Im Ani Ohev ("Worlds Apart") movie] (1980)
  • Ha-Tapuah, ha-shir, veha-zahav (1980)
  • Ein Leben für Jerusalem (1992)
  • Approximately Clint Eastwood (1995)
  • Es geschah in Gaza (1996)

References

  1. 1 2 New York Times bio
  2. "Festival de Cannes: Fast Food Fast Women". festival-cannes.com. Retrieved 11 October 2009.
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