Eyal Davidovitch

Eyal Davidovitch is a multidisciplinary artist working in various film projects as director, editor, cameraman, director and writer, as well as in visual projects, graphic design, prose writing, music, podcasts, educational, and social-cultural projects. His short story “Osmosis” is the first-prize winner of the prestigious Haaretz national short story competition of 2015, and he has worked on various prize-winning short films. His debut documentary feature film (co-direction) “The Young Kadyas” toured festivals and appeared in German cinema in the fall of 2022, and his documentary “I Weld You A Color” premiered in the Biberacher Film Festival 2023. Among his recent projects is his debut podcast “I Think I Saw You (Right When you Disappeared),” released this year. Eyal studied at Sam Spiegel Film School, Jerusalem and in the Marc Rich Multidisciplinary Honors Program for Humanities and Arts, Tel Aviv University. He is currently creating and dreaming in Berlin.