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The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature
Dorit Abusch, Suzane Adam, Uri Adelman, Meir Agassi, Shmuel Yosef Agnon, Leah Aini,Miriam Akavia,
Gila Almagor,
Aharon Almog,
Ruth Almog,
Nissim Aloni,
Alon Altaras,
Nathan Alterman,
Yehuda Amichai,
Aharon Amir,
Eli Amir,
Gal Amir,
Aharon Appelfeld,
Naim Araidi,
Dan Armon,
Aharon Ashman,
Haim Assa,
Zvi Atzmon,
David Avidan,
Yemima Avidar-Tchernovitz,
Gabriela Avigur-Rotem,
Yossi Avni,
Ora Ayal,
Leah Ayalon,
Shimon Ballas,
Peretz-Dror Banai,
Yehoshua Bar-Yosef,
Yosef Bar-Yosef,
Yitzhak Bar-Yosef,
Hamutal Bar-Yosef,
Benny Barbash,
Asher Barash,
Dvora Baron,
Ortsion Bartana,
Hanoch Bartov,
Yocheved Bat-Miriam,
Hannah Bat-Shahar,
Ella Bat-Tsion,
Haim Be`er,
Maya Bejerano,
Dahn Ben-Amotz,
Ehud Ben-Ezer,
Yitzhak Ben-Ner,
Moshe Ben-Shaul,
Netiva Ben-Yehuda,
Avraham (Sonne) Ben-Yitzhak,
Reuven Ben-Yosef,
Micha Josef Berdyczewski,
Tamar Bergman,
Isaac Dov Berkowitz
Ory Bernstein,
Yaakov Besser,
Hayyim Nachman Bialik,
Yehoash Biber,
Elisheva Bichovsky,
Yossl Birstein,
Erez Biton,
Yosef Haim Brenner
Jacob Buchan,
Yehuda Burla,
T. Carmi,
Daniella Carmi,
Orly Castel-Bloom,
Abraham Chalfi,
Rahel Chalfi,
Dalya B. Cohen,
Adir Cohen,
Yiehiel Dinur,
Ramy Ditzanny,
Moshe Dor,
Arieh Eckstein,
Anadad Eldan,
Israel Eliraz,
Alex Epstein,
Haya Esther (Godlevsky),
Esther Ettinger,
Rachel Eytan,
Mordecai Ze`ev Feierberg,
Anat Feinberg,
Jacob Fichman,
Naomi Fraenkel,
David Frishman,
Ami Gedalia,
Johnathan Gefen,
Mordechai Geldman,
Amir Gilboa,
Shulamit Gilboa,
Zerubavel Gilead,
Roni Givati,
Eytan N. Glass,
Uri Nissan Gnessin,
Shammai Golan,
Leah Goldberg,
Judah Loeb Gordon,
Yitzhak Gormezano-Goren,
Haim Gouri,
Michal Govrin,
Uri Zvi Grinberg (Tur Malka),
David Grossman,
Batya Gur,
Zali Gurevitch,
Shimon Halkin,
Avigdor Hameiri,
Israel Hameiri,
Orit Harel,
Nira Harel,
Gail Hareven,
Shulamith Hareven,
Raya Harnik,
Shmuel Hasfari,
Esty G. Hayim,
Haim Hazaz,
Yehudit Hendel,
Dalia Hertz,
Amira Hess,
Ayin Hillel,
Yoel Hoffmann,
Shifra Horn,
Daniel Horowitz,
Yair Hurvitz,
Yael Ichilov,
Naphtali Herz Imber,
Boaz Izraeli,
Amnon Jackont,
Aharon Avraham Kabak,
Yehudit Kafri,
Amalia Kahana-Carmon,
Miriam Kainy,
Yoram Kaniuk,
Yonadav Kaploun,
Judith Katzir,
Yitzhak Katznelson,
Amos Kenan,
Yehoshua Kenaz,
Rivka Keren,
Etgar Keret,
Dov Kimche,
Alona Kimhi,
Levin Kipnis,
Ephraim Kishon,
Yeshayahu Koren,
Admiel Kosman,
Abba Kovner,
Yizhak Lamdan,
Yitzhak Laor,
Haim Lapid,
Shulamit Lapid,
Iris Leal,
Micah Joseph Lebensohn,
Haim Lensky,
Motti Lerner,
Hezy Leskly,
Yigal Lev,
Eleonora Lev,
Menashe Levin,
Hanoch Levin,
Yoav Levitas Halevy,
Itamar Levy,
Savyon Liebrecht,
Tzvi Livneh,
Mira Magen,
Abraham Mapu,
Ronit Matalon,
Edna Mazya,
Aharon Megged,
Eyal Megged,
Mira Meir,
Sabina Messeg,
Sami Michael,
Reuven Miran,
Rivka Miriam,
Agi Mishol,
Hillel Mittelpunkt,
Mendele Mocher Sefarim,
Shula Modan,
Igal Mossinsohn,
Josef Mundy,
Haim Nagid,
Gidi Nevo,
Shlomo Nitzan,
Devorah Omer,
Amir Or,
Ram Oren,
Yitzhak Oren,
Dorit Orgad,
Jacob Orland,
Uri Orlev,
Yitzhak Orpaz-Auerbach,
Amos Oz,
Kobi Oz,
Dan Pagis,
Oded Peled,
Alexander Penn,
Isaac Loeb Peretz,
Lily Perry,
Israel (Anton) Pincas,
Hava Pincas-Cohen,
Gabriel Preil,
Esther Raab,
Ozer Rabin,
Dorit Rabinyan,
Rachel,
Yonathan Ratosh,
Dahlia Ravikovitch,
Asher Reich,
Aharon Reuveni,
Yotam Reuveny,
David Rokeah,
Galila Ron-Feder-Amit,
Yael Roseman,
Judith Rotem,
Tuvya Ruebner,
Rami Saari,
Pinhas Sadeh,
Igal Sarna,
Moshe Sartel,
Harold Schimmel,
Ilan Schoenfeld,
David Schutz,
Nava Semel,
Yonat and Alexander Sened,
Dan Benaya Seri,
Yaakov Shabtai,
Aharon Shabtai,
Nathan Shaham,
David Shahar,
Elinoam Shalev,
Meir Shalev,
Zeruya Shalev,
Shin,
Shalom Aleichem,
Yitzhak Shami,
Moshe Shamir,
Anton Shammas,
Amnon Shamosh,
Yosef Sharon,
Avner Shats,
Dan Shavit,
Ofer Shelach,
Itzhak Shenhar,
Tzur Shezaf,
Shin Shifra,
David Shimoni,
Youval Shimoni,
Avraham Shlonsky,
Zalman Shneour,
Gershon Shofman,
Matityahu Shoham,
Ephraim Sidon,
Dvora Silverstein,
Aryeh Sivan,
Moshe Smilansky,
Shoham Smith,
Peretz Smolenskin,
Eliezer Smoli,
Michal Snunit,
Yehoshua Sobol,
Ronny Someck,
Jacob Steinberg,
Albert Suissa,
Mordechai Tabib,
Chaim Tadmon,
Benjamin Tammuz,
Shlomo Tanny,
Gadi Taub,
Shaul Tchernichovsky,
Yona Tepper,
Ben-Zion Tomer,
Avner Treinin,
Noga Treves,
Dan Tsalka,
Shai Tubali,
Uri Tzaig,
David Vogel,
Yona Wallach,
Uzi Weill,
Meir Wieseltier,
Yehuda Yaari,
Miriam Yalan-Shteklis,
Itamar Yaoz-Kest,
Abraham B. Yehoshua,
Avoth Yeshurun,
S. Yizhar,
Nathan Yonathan,
Natan Zach,
Nurit Zarchi,
Zelda,
Benny Ziffer,
Shimon Zimmer,
Klil Zisapel,
Eda Zoritte-Megged,
Dudi Busi,
Gafi Amir,
Dov Elbaum,
Yoav Katz,
Miron C. Izakson,
Yossi Abolafia,
Tamar Adar,
Yossi Alphi,
Irit Amit,
Amos Bar,
Adina Bar-El,
Meira Bein,
Menahem Ben,
Uzi Ben-Canaan,
Dvora Ben-Shir,
Ruth Blumert,
Ronit Chacham,
Gerda Cohen,
Amela Einat,
Emuna Elon,
Sagit Emmet,
Esther Fein,
Roni Ganor,
Shira Gefen,
Ofra Gelbart-Avni,
Hava Havushi,
Pua Hershlag,
Shmuel Thomas Huppert,
Yaakov Hurgin,
Zahava Kor,
Irena Liebman,
Hana Livne,
Marcela London,
Rivka Magen,
Yael Medini,
Kobi Niv,
Yitzhak Noy,
Ofra Ofer,
Orit Raz,
Miriam Roth,
Irit Shoshani,
Orit Uziel,
Naomi Vishnitzer,
Esther Streit-Wortzel,
Ron Barkai,
Marina Groslerner,
Yair Lapid,
Roee Rosen,
Tami Shem Tov,
Udi Taub,
Aliza Olmert,
Amnon Dankner,
Rachel Talshir,
Gershon Shaked,
Elisha Porat,
Shimon Adaf,
Anat Israeli,
Tsruya Lahav,
Yishay Sarid,
Yoav Alvin,
Dror Burstein,
Ruvik Rosental,
Yossi Sucary,
Malka Adler,
Motti Awerbuch,
Orit Shaham-Gover, The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature promotes Hebrew literature in translation. The site includes a complete and searchable lexicon of Hebrew writers and catalogue of books.
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Orphan
The tragic loss of their unborn child has devastated Kate (Vera Farmiga) and John (Peter Sarsgaard), taking a toll on both their marriage and Kate's fragile psyche as she is plagued by nightmares and haunted by demons from her past. Struggling to regain some semblance of normalcy in their lives, the couple decides to adopt another child. At the local orphanage, both John and Kate find themselves strangely drawn to a young girl named Esther (Isabelle Fuhrman). Almost as soon as they welcome Esther into their home, however, an alarming series of events begins to unfold, leading Kate to believe that there's something wrong with Esther—this seemingly angelic little girl is not what she appears to be. Concerned for the safety of her family, Kate tries to get John and others to see past Esther's sweet facade. But her warnings go unheeded until it may be too late…for everyone. 'Orphan' is directed by Jaume Collet-Serra ('House of Wax'), from a screenplay by David Leslie Johnson and a story by Alex Mace. The film stars Vera Farmiga ('The Departed'), Peter Sarsgaard ('Elegy'), Isabelle Fuhrman ('Hounddog'), CCH Pounder (TV's 'The Shield') and Jimmy Bennett ('Star Trek'). Joel Silver, Susan Downey, Jennifer Davisson Killoran and Leonardo DiCaprio produced the film, with Steve Richards, Don Carmody and Michael Ireland serving as executive producers. Richard Mirisch, David Barrett and Erik Olsen co-produced. The behind-the-scenes creative team is led by director of photography Jeff Cutter, production designer Tom Meyer, editor Tim Alverson, costume designer Antoinette Messam, and composer John Ottman. Warner Bros. Pictures presents, in association with Dark Castle Entertainment, an Appian Way Production, 'Orphan.' Opening nationwide on July 24, 2009, the film will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures, a Warner Bros. Entertainment Company.
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