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Dikla Elkaslassy (born November 1, 1979) (Hebrew: דקלה (ג'יקה) אלקסלסי) is an Israeli director, screenwriter and actress.

Biography

Dikla (Jika) was born and raised in Haifa, Israel. At the age of 18 she attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City and studied Animation (1998-2001). In 2003 she studied acting at the ‘Haderch’ studio of acting in Tel Aviv. In 2013, she graduated from Minshar for Art, a film school in Tel Aviv.^[1] Her movie "Here I am… There you are…" was accepted to the 2014 Sundance Film Festival.^[2]

Filmography

Director

2010 - Hayerusha (short) Written and directed
2011 - My Girl (short) Written, directed and acted
2012 - Pretty Mess (short) Written, directed and acted
2013 - Here I am... There you are... (short) Written, directed and acted
2014 - Till Tomorrow (short) Written and Directed. (Post-production)

Cinema (actress)

2013 - Yona directed by Nir Bergman
2010 - My Pretty Sister directed by Marco Carmel
2009 - Revivre directed by Haim Buzglo
2008 - Shiva directed by Shlomi Elkabetz and Ronit Elkabetz

Television (actress)

2014 - Breaking Wave directed by Marco Carmel
2011 - Srugim 3 directed by Laizy Shapira
2010 - Ran 4 directed by Shlomi Elkabetz and Ronit Elkabetz^[3]^[4]

Theatre (actress)

2007 - Der kaukasische Kreidekreis of Bertolt Brecht - directed by Moty Habarbuch
2008 - The 12 juror directed by Ilana Kivity

References

^ Dikla Elkaslassy, in IMDb site
^ Shani Litman (December 11th, 2013), two Israeli short movies were accepted to Sundance Film Festival, and nominated to Ofir Award of the Israeli Film Academy (the Israeli Oscar) for the best short film.
^ Dikla Elkaslassy, In edb site
^ Dikla Elkaslassy , In Ishim site

[1] Dikla Elkaslassy, in IMDb site

[2] Shani Litman (December 11th, 2013), two Israeli short movies were accepted to Sundance Film Festival, and nominated to Ofir Award of the Israeli Film Academy (the Israeli Oscar) for the best short film.

[3] Dikla Elkaslassy, In edb site

[4] Dikla Elkaslassy , In Ishim site

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 Shani Litman (December 11th, 2013), [http://www.haaretz.co.il/gallery/cinema/1.2187385 two Israeli short movies were accepted to Sundance Film Festival], and nominated to Ofir Award of the Israeli Film Academy (the Israeli Oscar) for the best short film.
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