Hagar Ben Asher is an accomplished Israeli filmmaker and television writer/director, whose remarkable career has spanned multiple continents and garnered widespread acclaim.
Ben Asher's cinematic journey began in Israel, where she premiered two feature films, "Mish'olim" (2007) and "The Slut" (2011),at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. This initial success paved the way for her to venture into international filmmaking, culminating in the creation of her first American film, "Dead Women Walking" (2018).
The latter premiered at both the Tribeca and Venice Film Festivals, receiving rave reviews and numerous awards worldwide. This milestone marked a significant turning point in Ben Asher's career, solidifying her reputation as a talented and innovative filmmaker.
In addition to her work in film, Ben Asher has also made a notable impact in television. She created, wrote, and directed the Netflix series "Bad Boy" (2023),which won the Israeli Emmy Awards and became the first Israeli show to compete at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
Ben Asher's versatility and expertise have also led her to collaborate on various American television series, including "Long Bright River" (2025),"Bosch" (2014),and "City on a Hill" (2019). Through her work, she has brought her unique international auteur style to the American television landscape, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.
