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EITAN EVAN & EVANSTONE FILMS PRESENT
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ABOUT US
Eitan Evan is a graduate
of economics and International Relations from the Hebrew
University in Jerusalem, as well as a graduate of The
International Film School in London and
winner of the award for Special Contribution to
Israeli Cinema at the 2004 Israeli Film Festival in
Los Angeles.
A long list of film projects alongside extensive
service (Head of the Producer's Guild, Member of the
Israeli Film Fund as well as the Israeli
Academy for Motion Picture and Television) has placed
Eitan Evan at the top of the Israeli film industry for many
years now.
The feature film "The Summer of
Aviya" produced by Eitan Evan won
numerous awards including the Silver Bear
Award at the 1989 Berlin Film Festival. The film
quickly became one of the all-time favorite classics in
Israel. "Under the Domim Tree" won the
Wolgin Award at the 1995 Jerusalem Film
Festival and was officially selected for the 1996
Cannes Film Festival as well as participated
in many other festivals worldwide. In 1995, he produced
"Dangerous Acts" and won 7 Israeli
Academy Awards. In 2003, he produced "Bonjour
Monsieur Shlomi", which is one of the outstanding
successes of recent Israeli Cinema. The film won 20
awards and distinctions in international festivals
around the world and was commercially released in
theatres in the U.S, France, Singapore and more. In
2007 he produced "Aviva My Love" that won 6
Israeli Academy Awards and was one of the
highest grossing films in Israel to date. It
participated in many international festivals and won several
prizes.
Among Evan's other productions are: "The Wooden Gun",
"An Intimate Story" Mister Leon," "The Philharmonic in Japan
(which he also directed)," "Buba," "Every Time We Say Goodbye
(starring Tom Hanks)," "After the Holidays," "Family Secrets,"
"Clean Sweep," "The Main Feature" and many others. In
2006/2007, Eitan produced "The Debt" (Assaf
Berenstein) and "The Little Traitor"
(Lynn Roth) starring Alfred Molina.
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