Hila Sorjon-Fisher Best movies by actor

Sorjon-Fisher was born and raised in Haifa, and currently lives with her family in Moshav Nordiya in Sharon. She is married to Eran Fisher (a holistic therapist) and they have two sons. She has a brother who is a year older than her. Her father was a Haifa port worker, and her mother was a Bezeq employee. In high school, she studied theater at the WIZO France School of the Arts. Inspired by her high school teacher (Aria Yas,) who believed in her, she starred in the one-woman play "Teacher Margalit", with which she performed until she enlisted in the IDF in 1991. In the army, she served a year in the Judea and Samaria Division, which was stationed in Ramallah, and a year later in the city police department in Haifa. Sorjon-Fisher studied at the Beit Zvi Acting School. In her third year of studies, she played Adelaide in the musical "Guys and Bitches" directed by Nathan Datner. She played Beatrice in the play "Much Ado About Nothing" by Shakespeare, directed by Mitko Bozkov. She graduated from Beit Zvi in ​​1998, winning scholarships named after Edna Pleidel, San,o and Giora Godik. After completing her studies at Beit Zvi, she performed in the musical "Mashatshim Ma'Avah", directed by Ohad Ashkenazi, a production staged at the Maxim Theater in collaboration with Fashionnel. That same year, she participated in the Hanukkah musical "Princess Sisi", directed by Gadi Inbar and starring Oded Menashe, Dana Dvorin, and Geula Noni. Sorjon Fisher's first role in the repertory theater was in 1999, in the play "Jako" by Ilan Hatzor, directed by Mickey Gurevich, which was presented at the Beit Lessin Theater. She played the female lead role of Geula, the wife of Jako Nachmias (Moshe Ivgi), who works in a textile factory, and also played the character of Pninit, the secretary of the factory manager Aviram Gaon (Rami Amit). She played in the series "Stars of the Neighborhood". She played the character of Osnat, the intended wife of Meir (Avi Greinik). Throughout the season, the couple makes preparations for their wedding, and in the season finale, Osnat and Meir get married, and Tzachi (Idan Alterman) marries Ninet Taib. Sorjon-Fisher played in the play "Rabbi Kame" at the Cameri Theater. She played the character of Adva, the daughter of Yaakov Murad (Uri Gabriel), who wants to marry her to Rabbi Kama (Itzik Cohen).