Moshe Ivgy

Moshe Ivgy was born on Nov 29, 1953 in Morocco. Moshe Ivgy's big-screen debut came with The Ambassador directed by J. Lee Thompson in 1984, strarring Arab Student. Moshe Ivgy is known for Zaguri directed by Rani Sa'ar, Moshe Ivgy stars as Albert Zaguri and Oz Zehavi as Aviel Zaguri. Moshe Ivgy has got 9 awards and 11 nominations so far. The most recent award Moshe Ivgy achieved is Haifa International Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Moshe Ivgy plays is The 90 Minute War which will be released on Jun 30, 2016.

Some say he is the best Israeli actor since Shaeyke Offir, Moshe Ivgi exteblished himself as a serious, professional, talented actor. Since finishing acting school, Moshe made several films until his break in "under the nose" ("Mitahat La'af), when he played a tough young criminal. Moshe kept doing movies, with a couple of great performances, for example: "Dreams of Innocence" ("Sipur Shematchil Belevaya Shel Nachash"), and "the Revenge of Itzik Finkelstein" ("Nikmato Shel Itzik Finkelstein")that gave him an Academy nomination. Those movies made him known as a very good actor, but his big break that made him one of the best actors in Israeli cinema was his heartbreaking, brilliant performance in "Lovesick on Nana Street" ("Hole ahava beshicun gimel"), where he played Victor, one of the most interesting, complicated chracters in Israeli cinema history, a performance that gave him an Israeli Academy award. Moshe's career was in high speed, and he kept giving great performances, and got another Academy Award nomination playing Shalom Shalom in "The investigation must go on" ("Haboleshet hokeret"). Recently, Ivgi started to work even more passionetely, when he gave two great performances in 2004: Yossi in "campfire" (Medurat Hashevet), and Siso in "Metalic Blues", the first gave him an Academy nomination, and the second he won, making him one of the very few actors who own two Academy awards. Ivgi has numerous awards from around the world, and he is loved by the critics.