- Fabian, Fredy
- Fadel, Mohamed
- Fain, Dan
- Fain, Maureen
- Fainaru, Belu Simion
- Fainburg, Lena
- Faktor, Shirley
- Falk, Michael
- Farag, Ben
- Farah, Hanna Fouad
- Faran, Nomi
- Farba, Yitzhak
- Farber, Eldar
- Farbmann, Max (Mordechai)
- Farhi, Avraham
- Farhi, Yosef
- Farkash Fishof, Eva
- Farkash, Alisa
- Farri, Grete
- Farro, Judith
- Fast, Omer
- Faytchevitz, Emanuel
- Fedarschneider, Miri
- Feder, David
- Feder, Maryla
- Feferberg, Nili
- Feige, Rose
- Feigenblatt, Ruth
- Feigin, Dov
- Feigin, Ruth
- Feigowitz Goddard, Dorit
- Feiler, Avi
- Feiler, Dror
- Fein, Haim H.
- Fein, Hanan
- Fein, Leon (Arie)
- Feinberg, Ruth
- Feiner, Dov
- Feingersh, Oded
- Feingold, Mark
- Feingold, Nathan
- Feinstein, Chana
- Feinstein, Sylvia
- Feld, Irving
- Feldesh, George
- Feldman, Asher
- Feldman, Aya
- Feldman, Clara
- Feldman, Dorit
- Feldman, Jakov
- Feldman, Nir
- Feller, Tova
- Fenichel, Abba
- Fenichel, Haimi
- Feniger, Ofer
- Fenster, Esther
- Fenyo, Emmery
- Ferber, Zahi
- Ferdo, Avraham
- Ferenci, Hedva
- Ferguson, Walter
- Ferrer, Marlen
- Ferster, Reut
- Feuerstein, Mordecai
- Fields, Danny
- Figueiredo, Eunice
- Filer, Sara
- Filos, Shalom
- Fima (Roytenberg, Ephraim)
- Fima, Corinne
- Fine, Annette
- Fine, David (1)
- Fine, David (2)
- Fink, Bernie
- Fink, Uri
- Finkel, Moshe (Mosey)
- Finkelstein, Haim
- Finkelstein, Rachel
- Finkelstein, Shoshana
- Fischer, Carol
- Fischer, Eva
- Fisher, Eyal
- Fisher, Gilit
- Fisher, Kenneth
- Fisher, Mati
- Fishman, Joel
- Fishzon, Moshe
- Fiszman, Marselo
- Flantz, Nitza
- Flash, Shalom
- Flatau, Arie (Leo)
- Fleisher, Miri
- Fleishman, Haim
- Fleishman, Moshe
- Flit, Pesach
- Foachri, Ashraf
- Folberg, Neil (Noah)
- Fonar Cocos, Inga
- Forrester, Hedo
- Foulds, George
- Fouturian, Leon
- Fox, Howard
- Franco, Meir
- Franco, Victor
- Frank, Basil
- Frank, Dina
- Frank, Gad
- Frank, Haim
- Frank, Herz
- Frank, Yael
- Frankel, Alona
- Frankel, Dudu (1)
- Frankel, Ruth
- Frankenburg, Charles
- Franklin, Jonathan
- Franks, Tamari
- Freed, Daphna
- Freedman, Eric
- Freiberger Csato, Eva
- Freiman, Avraham Mordechai
- Freiman, Gad
- Freiman, Gad (1)
- Freiman, Yehoshua
- Frenkel Eshet, Miri
- Frenkel, Itzhak
- Frenkel, Josepha
- Frenkel, Nora
- Freund, Dvora
- Freund, Tirza
- Fried, Eitan
- Fried, Esther
- Fried, Selina
- Friedberg, Albert
- Friedberg, Alona
- Friedlaender, Henri
- Friedland, Maud
- Friedlander, Bernhard
- Friedlander, Eyal
- Friedlander, Hagit
- Friedman, Ayana
- Friedman, David
- Friedman, Gil
- Friedman, Jonah
- Friedman, Josh
- Friedman, Michael
- Friedman, Mira
- Friedman, Zilla
- Friedmann, Max
- Frim, Inbar
- Frolich, Asher
- Fromovitz, Rachel
- Front, Yehoshua
- Frostig, Victor
- Fruman, Moshe
- Frumer, David
- Frumgartz, Jacob
- Frumin, Moshe
- Frydlender, Barry
- Fuchs Eidinger, Sidonia (Sidi)
- Fuchs, Colette
- Furman, Esther
- Fürst, Edmund
- Furst, Jullian
- Fuss, Daniel
- Fux, Maryon
- Fux, Paul
עברית
Alphabetical list of artists
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y ZHerz Frank
Herz Frank, Israeli, born Latvia, 1926–2013
Herz Frank was born in Ludza, Latvia (at that time part of the Soviet Union) in 1926. His father was a photographer and owner of a photography studio, and so he was able send Herz to a Jewish school for his education. During WWII he served as an officer in the army. After finishing law school in Moscow, he worked, from 1952, in journalism and publishing. In 1959 he began to work in the photography studios of Riga, first as a stills photographer, then as a film director and photographer. In 1992 he made Aliyah to Israel and settled in Jerusalem.
Frank was among the founders of the “poetic documentary school of film of Riga.” The films he created, and filmed in black and white, depicted the entire spectrum of human emotions, while emphasizing the existence of the cameras that exposed them. Among his best known films are: “Ten Minutes Older” (1978), “The Last Day of Judgment” (1987) and “Once There Were Seven Simeons” (1989).
Education
1945-1947 Law School, Moscow, The Soviet Union
Awards And Prizes
1967 The Latvian SSR State Prize
1973 First Prize, The International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, Germany
1975 Merited Artist of the Latvian SSR
1987 Grand Prix, International Festival Festival, Nyon, Switzerland
1989 Prize, International Film Festival, Yekaterinburg, Russia
1990 Golden Dove Award, The International Film Festival, Leipzig, East Germany
1997 The Special Prize of La Sept, Cinéma du Réel, Paris, France
1991 The Runner-up Prize, The International Film Festival, Yamagata, Japan
1991 Grand Prix, International Film Festival, San-Sebastian , Spain