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Shimon Dotan was born on 23 December, 1949 in Aiud, Romania, is an Israeli film director. Discover Shimon Dotan's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 72 years old?

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Occupation producer,director,writer
Age 74 years old
Zodiac Sign Capricorn
Born 23 December 1949
Birthday 23 December
Birthplace Aiud, Romania
Nationality Romania

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2019

Dotan’s feature films have received both critical acclaim and commercial success. His debut writing/directing/producing effort, Repeat Dive (1982), which chronicles Dotan’s own experiences as a member of Israel’s elite Navy Commando unit, won three Israeli Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, and was selected for the official competition at the Berlin and Chicago Film Festivals. He followed that effort with two quasi-documentaries, Souvenirs from Tel Aviv and Souvenirs from Hebron (1982).

2016

In 2016 Dotan wrote and directed The Settlers, produced by Estelle Fialon [de] , Jonatan Aroch, Paul Cadieux, and Dotan.

2012

In 2012, together with Netaya Anbar, Dotan wrote, directed, and produced Watching TV with the Red Chinese based on the novel by Luke Whisnant.

2006

In 2006 Dotan wrote, directed and co-produced the documentary/feature Hot House. It won the Special Jury Award for Best World Documentary at Sundance.

2003

In 2003 Dotan wrote the script for Watching TV With The Red Chinese and in 2005 he wrote Frenzy based on a novel by David Grossman.

2001

In 2001 Dotan produced Hidden Agenda with Dolph Lundgren and Maxim Roy.

1999

The critically acclaimed You Can Thank Me Later (1999), was produced together with Anbar and directed by Dotan in 1999 and starred Ellen Burstyn, Genevieve Boujold, Amanda Plummer and Mary McDonnell. It was awarded Best Film at Newport Beach Film Festival, selected for the closing night at the Palm Springs Film Festival and had it's opening gala at the Montreal Film Festival.

In 1999-2000 Dotan produced The List (1999) with Ryan O'Neal, Rock Lafortune and Ben Gazara, Cause of Death (2000) with Maxim Roy, Patrick Bergin and Michael Ironside and Wilder (2000) with Pam Grier, Romano Orzari and Rutger Hauer.

1996

In 1996 Dotan directed and produced Coyote Run, starring Peter Greene, Macha Grenon and Michael Pare.

1994

In 1994 Dotan directed and produced Warriors, starring Macha Grenon, Gary Busey and Michael Pare.

1991

In 1991, Dotan wrote and directed The Finest Hour starring Rob Lowe, Tracy Griffith and Gale Hanson.

After moving to Montreal Canada in 1991 Dotan co-founded Cinequest Films Inc. together with partner Netaya Anbar.

1986

His 1986 feature film The Smile of the Lamb (1986), written, directed by Dotan and co-produced with Yonatan Aroch, won numerous awards including the Silver Bear at Berlin and six Israeli Academy Awards, including those for Best Director and Best Picture.

1982

His debut writing/directing/producing effort, Repeat Dive (1982), which chronicles Dotan's own experiences as a member of Israel's elite Navy Commando unit, won three Israeli Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, and was selected for the official competition at the Berlin and Chicago Film Festivals.

He followed that effort with two quasi-documentaries, Souvenirs from Tel Aviv and Souvenirs from Hebron (1982).

1949

Shimon Dotan was born in Romania in 1949 and moved to Israel in 1959. He grew up in an agricultural cooperative, served five years in the Israeli military as a Navy Seal, and went on to get his BFA at Tel Aviv University, where his student films won twice Israel's Best Short Film and Best Director Awards. Dotan is the recipient of numerous awards including, the Special Jury Prize for Best World Documentary Feature at Sundance Film Festival (Hot House), Silver Bear Award at Berlin Film Festival (Smile of the Lamb, best actor), Best Film Award at New Port Beach Film Festival (You Can Thank Me Later), two times winner of Israeli Academy Award for Best Film and Best Director (Repeat Dive, Smile Of The Lamb) and others. Dotan's feature films have received both critical acclaim and commercial success.