Leahy, a poet, screenwriter and director, passed away at the age of 75 after a long battle with a serious illness. She is survived by a daughter, two grandchildren and two brothers. Hanoch signed a series of films that she created and produced, including: “Big Children” (1976), “A Girl Looking for an Address” (1977), “The Lost Dreams of the Upper Street” (1978), “Manana” (1979), “Monologue” of a young woman” (1981), a “real novel” released in 1988 in which she presented an intimate portrait of Shalom Hanoch, her ex-partner, during a concert tour he held that year, and “Adam Circus” (1994).
Chase to Los Angeles: the premiere of the new film at the Jerusalem Festival
Prestigious achievement: the VR project from Tel Aviv University is nominated for the BAFTA award
She also left her mark on Israeli culture through writing. Among the books of poetry she left behind: “Bovovah Hita” published in 1992, “Mat’am HaTanaim” 1991-1998, “Shirim” (The United Kibbutz, 1999), “Cello Section” (Hamad Books, 2005) and “Full Naked Novel ” (Hamad Books, 2012). Her latest book, “Like a wild animal, like an animal”, published last year (2023), is a photo-novel with photographs of the late Eitan Lifshitz, alongside words, letters and drawings.
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