Moshe Edery is known for Beaufort (2007), Footnote (2011) and Valley of Tears (2020).

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Moshe Edery, Hila Saada, and Dean Miroshnikov at an event for Mithatenet (2022)

Moshe Edery, Hila Eran, Michael Lewis, and Dean Miroshnikov at an event for Mithatenet (2022)

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Avraham Aviv Alush in Valley of Tears (2020)

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