Muli Segev

Israeli producer, actor and film director

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Muli Segev^[a] (Hebrew: מולי שגב, born Shmuel Cohen^[1]) is an Israeli TV editor, producer, director and screenwriter, and in the past an actor and a journalist.^[2]^[3]

Personal

Son of Avi Cohen (film director) [he], brother of musician Michael Cohen, married to TV personality Shifra Cornfeld [he].^[1]

Filmography

2023: Hebrew: הצ'ופצ'יק של הקומקום: החיים על פי הגשש החיוור (an episode from the series about HaGashash HaHiver), participant
2010: Zohi Sdom ("This is Sodom", comedy feature film), co-director, co-screenwriter and co-producer
2007-2009" Mesudarim ("settled [for life]", comedy drama TV series), creator
- British adaptation: Loaded
2003–present: Eretz Nehederet ("It's a Wonderful Land", TV comedy show), creator
1983-1986: Krovim Krovim ("Close Relatives", TV sitcom), child actor
1977: A moment with Dudley (Hebrew: רגע עם דודלי. "Rega im Dudley") (TV program for children), child actor

Awards

Eretz Nehederet was multiple Israeli Academy of Film and Television Awards winner in the category of Satire and Sketches Programs^[3]
- 2022: Awards in four categories, including the Best Screenplay Award for an Entertainment, Satire and Sketches program.^[4]
Zohi Sdom won two Ophir Awards for Best Art Direction, and Best Costume Design