Amir Mann

A master of suspense and dramatic storytelling, Amir Mann was born in 1969 in Haifa, Israel, and began his active filmmaking career in the late 1990s. Mann favors the genres of thriller and drama, as evident in his most notable works such as "The Fifth Patient" and "Shooting Dogs," with the former earning him recognition at the Cognac Festival du Film Policier. His directorial style often includes complex narratives and psychological exploration of his characters, which sets him apart from his contemporaries. Amir Mann, with his unique voice in cinema, is a filmmaker who continually pushes the boundaries of storytelling, leaving audiences in awe of his craft.