Nurit Kedar

Nurit Kedar (Hebrew: נורית קידר) is an Israeli producer and director of documentary films. Known for her work exploring conflict and war, she has produced notable series for channel 2 Commercial channel broadcasting . and directed award-winning documentaries such as One Shot and Life Sentences. Over a career spanning four decades, Kedar has received recognition from the Israeli Academy of Film and Television and various international film festivals. During the 1980s, Kedar worked in the news department of Israel's Channel 1 in Washington. At the beginning of the 1990s, she returned to Israel, where she worked for CNN In 1994 she served as a senior producer for channel 2 - the commercial channel known "Keshet" broadcasting. Today channel 12. She produced the documentary series The Fat Man with the Sony, starring Yaron London. Together with London, she also produced the series The Poetics of the Masses, Buddha Pizza Krishna Cola, and Mr Prime Minister. Kedar also produced the film Istiklal, directed by Nizar Hassan, which won the Wolgin award for best Israeli documentary at the 1994 Jerusalem Film Festival.https://jff.org.il/en/article/6195 Kedar's work frequently explores themes of conflict and war. In a 2008 interview, she described her filmmaking as a critical examination of society, noting that her films often present difficult subject matter that can be challenging for viewers.