Anat Nir
ענת ניר
It's never too late —Dedicated Jewish Cinema
About the artist
Anat Nir is a filmmaker working in purpose-driven Jewish cinema, a graduate of the 'Koren' School for Jewish Cinema at Yad Binyamin, with close to a decade of work in the field. After years in public health, she discovered filmmaking as a way to bring to life the Jewish world she inhabits and draws inspiration from. Her short documentary film is screened alongside a live conversation with Anat and the film's subject — an experience that weaves together art, personal testimony, and dialogue. She is currently working on a full-length documentary.
Recommendations
The film and the discussion with you was incredibly powerful and moving. The film is brilliantly structured, with scenes and messaging that are deeply insightful, professional, and high-caliber.
Video
Shows
Never Too Late - Short Doco film
A short documentary about Haya, an 83-year-old kibbutz member who makes a radical turn toward Jewish and Hasidic life — a moving, deeply human story about identity, freedom, and self-discovery at an age when no one sees it coming.
Pictures from a Jewish Married Life - A workshop on the Jewish home, accompanied by my short narrative film
✓ Recognized by Sal TarbutAfter the screening of the short film (18 min.), a discussion was held among the participants on the following topics: types of communication, differences between male and female approaches to various dilemmas, constructive vs. closed communication, and more.