Eli Laszlo Berger

Eli Laszlo Berger, also known as Eli Berger, is a producer and a cinematographer. He was born on the 18th of March 1970. His birthplace is Budapest, the capital city of Hungary. His mother was Judit Elek, a Hungarian film and screenwriter who worked on at least sixteen films. His father, Zsolt Kézdi-Kovács, was a Hungarian film director and screenwriter who worked on at least 19 movies. Eli Laszlo Berger is married to Sari Ezouz-Berger, a producer, director and editor he works with. He started off his career as a cinematographer in 1999, with the movie Late Night Sessions, which was about the youth culture in the 1990s, directed by Joshua B. Hamlin.

Since then, he has worked as a cinematographer in many movies and TV series such as Retrace, Magyar Elsők, A Hét Nyolcadik Napja, From Europe Into Europe and many others. He has also produced many films and TV series such as Polygraph, Tikkun, Dreams Are An Excuse, Night Before The Morning Sun and many others. He also directed the TV series Magyar Elsők. Of all his works, Eli Laszlo Berger is best known for Dreams Are An Excuse, Bankster and A Hét Nyolcadik Napja. In 2013 he started a production house called Sarieli with his wife, Sari Ezouz-Berger, after she won awards for editing and screenwriting. They wish to make films that challenge the human mind and spirit. They want their work to focus on authenticity.