I am an Israeli writer and director of Romanian descent, born in Tel Aviv and based in Berlin. My work spans film, television, and journalism, with a strong focus on character-driven storytelling and contemporary social themes.

My journey in film and television began in 2010, when I moved to Berlin to study directing at the German Film and Television Academy Berlin (dffb). During my studies, I participated in masterclasses with filmmakers such as Claire Denis, John Waters, and Rafi Pitts, and wrote and directed several fictional short films that were produced by ARTE and RBB.

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In 2014, I returned to Tel Aviv, where I worked as a journalist and senior news producer for the international news channel i24news. During this time, I co-developed the political feature film script “TRANSIT LOUNGE” together with director Ziska Riemann and Sam Spiegel Film School graduate Noa Peleg. The project received FFA script funding.

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In 2018, I moved back to Berlin to direct my first feature film, “JESSY,” which I co-wrote. The film was produced by RBB and supported by Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, screened at several international festivals, and received an Honorable Mention at the Achtung Berlin Film Festival in 2022.

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A major part of my recent work has been my involvement with the successful ZDFneo series “Doppelhaushälfte.”
Between 2024 and 2026, I directed a total of eight episodes across the fourth and fifth seasons, each 30-45 minutes. 

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I am currently developing my second feature film, “WIE DIE GORILLAS,” an adaptation of Esther Becker’s successful feminist coming-of-age novel, supported by FFA script funding. In parallel, I was an artist-in-residence at the Cité internationale des arts in Paris, where I began developing my next project, a music documentary, further expanding my work into non-fiction storytelling and research-driven formats.

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