List of Israeli films of 1979

A list of films produced by the Israeli film industry in 1979.

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1980 1981 1982 1983 1984
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1979 releases
Premiere Title Director Cast Genre Notes Ref
 ?Dizengoff 99 (Hebrew: דיזנגוף 99)Avi NesherGali Atari, Gidi Gov, Meir Suissa, and Anat AtzmonRomance[1]
 ?Going Steady (Hebrew: אסקימו לימון 2 - יוצאים קבוע) (Lemon Popsicle II)Boaz DavidsonYftach Katzur, Zachi Noy, Jonathan SagallComedy, Drama, Romance[2]
 ?Na'arat haparvarim (Hebrew: נערת הפרברים, lit. "Suburban Girl")George ObadiahOfra HazaMusical[3]
 ?Roveh Huliot (Hebrew: רובה חוליות)Ilan MoshensonArik RosenDrama[4]
 ?Ha-Lahaka (Hebrew: הלהקה, lit. "The Troupe")Avi NesherGidi Gov, Sassi Keshet, Meir Suissa, Gali Atari, Chelli GoldenbergComedy, Drama, Musical[5]
 ?Shlager (Hebrew: שלאגר, lit. "The Hit")Avi NesherGavri Banai, Yisrael Poliakov, Shaike Levi, Ofra HazaMusical[6]
 ?Transit (Hebrew: טרנזיט)Daniel WachsmannEntered into the 30th Berlin International Film Festival[7]
 ?Imi Hageneralit (Hebrew: אמי הגנרלית, lit. "My Mother the General")Joel SilbergGila AlmagorComedy, Drama[8]
 ?The Magician of LublinMenahem GolanDrama
  • An Israeli-German co-production
 [9]
 ?Lo La'alot Yoter (Hebrew: לא לעלות יותר)Ze'ev RevachComedy[10]
 ?Nisuin Nusah Tel Aviv (Hebrew: נישואין נוסח תל אביב, lit. "Marriage Tel Aviv Style")Joel SilbergDrama[11]
 ?Ta'ut Bamispar (Hebrew: טעות במספר, lit. "Wrong Number")Ze'ev RevachDrama[12]

See also

References
  1. "Dizengoff 99".
  2. "Yotzim Kavua".
  3. "Na'arat haparvarim". 23 September 1979.
  4. "Roveh Huliot". 6 June 1979.
  5. "Ha-Lahaka".
  6. "Shlager".
  7. "Transit".
  8. "Imi Hageneralit".
  9. "The Magician of Lublin".
  10. "Lo La'alot Yoter".
  11. "Nisuin Nusah Tel Aviv".
  12. "Ta'ut Bamispar".
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