Evgeny Ruman
Israeli film director, film editor and screenwriter
About Evgeny Ruman
Born 1979. Evgeny Ruman is an Israeli film director, film editor, screenwriter, cinematographer and director.
Golden Voices
In 2019, Berkovich co-wrote with Ziv Berkovich, who also served as director of photography, the comedy-drama feature film Golden Voices (Hebrew title: Kolot Reka; ). The narrative follows an elderly married couple who were celebrated as the preeminent Soviet film voiceover dubbing artists before they immigrated to Israel in 1990 during the collapse of the Soviet Union, only to find that there was no professional demand for Russian-language voice acting in their new home. The film was praised for its tonal balance of bittersweet comedy and narrative depth. Brad Gullickson of Elements of Madness commended the film's artistic execution. Ruman and Berkovich recorded a feature-length commentary track for the film's home video release detailing how the story mirrored their own immigration experiences.
The international rollout of Golden Voices earned festival accolades, culminating at the 23rd Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival in Estonia, where Ruman and Berkovich won the Best Script award and the Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema (NETPAC) Best Film prize.
2020s Ruman transitioned into directing high-profile television dramas in the 2020s. In 2023, he directed the 10-episode Kan 11 geopolitical thriller series East Side starring Yehuda Levi, which was acquired for global distribution by Fremantle. In 2024, he directed the medical thriller series Heart of a Killer for the Israeli network HOT, starring Tehran actress Niv Sultan. The series was broadcast internationally. In 2025, Ruman co-created, co-wrote, and directed the historical period crime-drama series Motherland (Hebrew: Migrash HaRusim) alongside Dmitry Malinsky for Kan 11.
Filmography Year Title Role Notes 2004 Veronica Director, writer Short film 2006 Miracle Director, writer Short film 2006 A Piece of News Director, writer Short film 2009 In Between the Lines Creator, head scriptwriter & director TV series; first Russian-language TV drama produced in Israel 2009 Five Hours from Paris Editor Feature film 2010 Lenin in October Director Television film 2012 Welcome and... Our Condolences Editor Short film 2015 The Man in the Wall Director, writer Feature film 2015 Ruby Strangelove Young Witch Director Feature film 2015 Brother and Sister Director Short film 2018 Cursed (Mekulalim) Director Feature film 2019 Esau Co-writer Feature film 2019 Golden Voices Director, co-writer Feature film 2019 R.S.V.P. Director, writer Short film 2021 Menagen VeShar Director TV series (10 episodes) 2023 East Side Director TV series (10 episodes) 2024 Heart of a Killer Director TV series 2025 Motherland (Migrash HaRusim) Co-creator, writer & director TV series 2026 HaMitmaha Director TV series (7 episodes)
Awards and nominations In recognition of his creative contributions to Israeli film, Ruman received the Excellence Award from the Israeli Culture and Sport Ministry in 2013, and the Israeli Ministry of Aliyah and Integration Yuri Stern Prize for Oleh Artists in 2014.
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Israeli film director, film editor and screenwriter
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Evgeny Ruman was born in 1979 in Minsk.
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Evgeny Ruman is a film director, film editor, screenwriter, cinematographer and director.
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Evgeny Ruman is Israeli.
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