Ranan Shor

Ranan Shor was a prominent Israeli filmmaker, screenwriter, and the legendary founder of the Sam Spiegel Film School in Jerusalem. Born in 1952, Shor gained fame for his iconic film 'Blues for the Summer Vacation' (1987), which became a cult classic in Israel. Throughout his career, he played a pivotal role in shaping the Israeli film industry, teaching numerous successful filmmakers and advocating for independent cinema. In 2009, he directed 'The Lonely Ones,' highlighting his continued passion for storytelling until his recent passing at the age of 72.