Elly Kenner

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Elly Kenner
Born	(1948-10-07) October 7, 1948 (age 72) Jerusalem
Nationality	Israel
Citizenship	Film
Education	Masters degree
Alma mater	Boston University, United States
Occupation	Film producer, director
Years active	1970s-

Elly Kenner (b. Elyezer Kenner, October 7, 1948)^{[citation needed]} is an Israeli film editor, director, and producer.

Early life[]

Born in Jerusalem,^{[citation needed]} Kenner attended Gymnasia Rehavia^{[citation needed]} before serving in the Israeli Air Force.^{[citation needed]} He later studied psychology and theater at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.^{[citation needed]} In 1972,^{[citation needed]} Kenner enrolled at Boston University in the United States, where earned for a Master's Degree in Film.^[1]

United States career[]

In 1976, his film Falling received positive reviews in The Boston Globe^[2] and The Los Angeles Times.^[3] It won a Cinematography award from the American Society of Cinematographers.^{[citation needed]}

In 1976 Kenner moved to Hollywood where he edited films for the American Film Institute's program for Women Directors.^{[citation needed]}

His second feature film, The Black Room was released in the United Kingdom in 1983.^[4]

Return to Israel[]

Kenner returned to Jerusalem in 1984.^{[citation needed]}

After returning to Israel, he became director of Hello Jerusalem, a series screening in the United States.^{[citation needed]}

In 1989, he made an episode of the Israel television news program Mabat Sheni, "No Free Enterprise." The program received positive reviews from Heda Boshes of Haarets Newspaper^[5] and Sima Kadmon of Maariv Newspaper.^[6]

Later, Kenner became partner in the Jerusalem advertising agency "Sheta", where he established a department for commercials and image films^{[citation needed]} and produced Visions of the Holy Land.^[7]

Mystical period[]

The 6-part film series Esoterica Jerusalem^[1][8][9] deals with Healing and Channeling. One of the chapters of this series was screened in January 1992 at the Film Festival at Tours in France. In the newspaper BaMachane Eitan Bar Yoseff called Kenner "Atlantis's Ambassador to Israel."^[10]

In 1992, Kenner produced The Sixth Dimension, a weekly program dealing with mysticism and alternative medicine, on Israel's then temporary Channel 2.^[11][12]

Later career[]

In 1994, Kenner directed a short dramatic film for the "Israel Film Service" about the new peace accord agreement with Jordan, starring Dubi Gal and Oded Menashe.^[13][14] The film was screened in schools around the country by the Ministry of Education.^{[citation needed]}

1995, Kenner produced and directed feature film Mi Ha'Abba? (Who is the Father?) starring Dubi Gal, Nitza Shaul, Uri Banai and Maria Ovanov.^[15] The film was invited to screen at the International Film Festival in Shanghai in 1997.^{[citation needed]}

Television[]

1988-2011, Kenner was a news editor for the Jerusalem Bureau of the National French television station France 2.^{[citation needed]}

References[]

Sources[]

• "Elly Kenner" (in Hebrew). Israel and International Cinematic Knowledgebase. Retrieved 2013-04-19.
• "The Black Room" (in Hebrew). Video Store Generation. Retrieved 2013-04-19.
• "Who is the Father" (in Hebrew). Israeli Film Club. Archived from the original on 2016-03-03. Retrieved 2013-04-19.
• "Who is the Father" (in Hebrew). Israeli Film and TV Academy. Retrieved 2013-04-19.
• "No Free Enterprise" (in Hebrew). YouTube. Retrieved 2013-04-19.