Chanoch Ze'evi is a renowned director and producer of documentary films for television and the documentary film industry, with a career spanning over two decades. Throughout his filmmaking journey, Mr. Ze'evi has tackled complex issues related to conflict, reconciliation, and the social and political circumstances that shape identity. His documentaries aim to forge paths and build bridges between opposing groups and cultures, promoting understanding and unity.
As the founder and owner of "Maya Productions", an Israeli production company specializing in documentary films for local and foreign audiences, Mr. Ze'evi has collaborated with television stations in Israel, the United States, and Europe on numerous projects. Many of these productions have received critical acclaim and awards, solidifying his reputation as a respected and accomplished filmmaker.
Some of his notable projects include:
Hitler's Children (2012),a documentary film that he directed and produced. The film received several prestigious awards, including Prix Europa - The best European TV production of the year 2012, and was shortlisted for Best Single Documentary at the North West region Royal Television Society awards 2012.
Nadia's Friends (2006),another documentary film that he directed and produced. The film won the Tolerance Prize at the Berlin Jewish Film Festival 2006 and received an Honorable Mention at the Jerusalem Film Festival 2006.
On the Frontline (2001),a documentary film that he directed and produced.
