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Danny Litani
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Danny Litani was born on 30 June 1943 in Haifa, Palestine [now Israel]. He is an actor and composer, known for
Ha-Hofesh Ha'Acharon (1989)
,
Life According to Agfa (1992)
and
Florentine (1997)
.
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Known for
Ha-Hofesh Ha'Acharon
TV Series
Soundtrack
("Mashber Emun")
1989 • 1 ep
Life According to Agfa
7.3
Movie
Czerniak
1992
Florentine
7.4
TV Series
Soundtrack
("Al Tashir Le-Af Aheret")
1997 • 1 ep
Doar Na Galil Maaravi: Postal West Galilee
TV Mini Series
Soundtrack
("The Sweet Dreams" - ("Ha'chalomot Ha'metukim"))
2000
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Short
(as Danny Littany)
2008
Ingil
7.1
2001
Dummy in a Circle
6.2
Amnon
(as Dani Litani)
1993
Life According to Agfa
7.3
Czerniak
1992
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Life According to Agfa
7.3
Composer
1992
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In Reverse
TV Series
lyrics: "Mashber Emun"
music: "Mashber Emun"
performer: "Mashber Emun"
2014
1 episode
Doar Na Galil Maaravi: Postal West Galilee
TV Mini Series
performer: "The Sweet Dreams" - ("Ha'chalomot Ha'metukim")
2000
Florentine
7.4
TV Series
music: "Al Tashir Le-Af Aheret"
1997
1 episode
Life According to Agfa
7.3
performer: "Ba-Makom Ha-Ze"
1992
Ha-Hofesh Ha'Acharon
TV Series
writer: "Mashber Emun"
1989
1 episode
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Dani Litani
Born
June 30
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1943
Haifa, Palestine [now Israel]
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