Moran Rosenblatt Bio: Age, Height, Net Worth, Movies & TV Shows, Awards

Moran Rosenblatt is an Israeli film, television, and theatre actress widely recognized for her nuanced performances in independent Israeli cinema and international series.

She first gained critical attention with her award-winning role in Lipstikka and later earned the Ophir Award for Best Actress in Wedding Doll, while reaching broader audiences through her work in Fauda and Netflix’s Hit & Run.

Moran Rosenblatt
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Name:	Moran Rosenblatt
Born:	14 September 1985 (age 40 years old)
Place of Birth:	Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Nationality:	Israeli
Ethnicity:	Jewish
Religion:	Judaism
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Rosenblatt
Occupation:	Actress, director, writer
Net Worth:	$500,000–$2 million

Early Life and Education

Moran Rosenblatt was born on 14 September 1985 in Tel Aviv, Israel, to parents referred to as Mr. and Mrs. Rosenblatt. She was raised in the city centre before her family moved to the Tokhnit Lamed neighborhood when she was six, and she might have siblings but details about them are unknown.

She graduated from Tichon Hadash secondary school. After completing her military service in the Israel Defense Forces, she studied acting at HaDerech Studio (under Eyal Cohen and Ruth Dytches) and the Nissan Nativ Acting Studio, later completing screenwriting studies at the Sam Spiegel Film and Television School in 2016. She is of Jewish Israeli origin with mixed Ashkenazi and Mizrahi roots, and her religion is Judaism.

Career

Rosenblatt began her professional career after formal training, making her screen debut in 2011 with the film Lipstikka, which screened at the Berlinale and earned her the Best Actress award at the Jerusalem Film Festival along with an Ophir nomination.

She continued building a reputation in Israeli independent cinema with roles in Snails in the Rain (2013) and other projects, while also writing and directing the short film If You’re Happy (2016). Her breakthrough leading performance came in Wedding Doll (2015), for which she won the Ophir Award for Best Actress, establishing her as one of Israel’s most respected dramatic talents.

She expanded into television with ensemble roles in series such as Chateau Ein Karem and False Flag, then gained international visibility as Anat Moreno in the Netflix series Fauda (2018–2022).

Subsequent credits include the lead in the romantic comedy Kiss Me Kosher (2020), the Netflix miniseries Hit & Run (2021), In Bed (2022), Red Cow (2018), and the Hulu miniseries We Were the Lucky Ones (2024). She has also directed and written theatre and short films, taught acting, and continued working across film, television, and stage, maintaining a steady presence in both Israeli and international productions.

Awards and Nominations

• Best Actress, Jerusalem Film Festival (Haggiag Family Award) – Lipstikka (2011)
• Ophir Award for Best Actress – Wedding Doll (2015)
• Golden Hedgehog Fringe Theater Award – Yerma (2017)
• Ophir Award nominations for Best Supporting Actress – Lipstikka (2011), Red Cow (2018), In Bed (2022)

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @moranrosenblatt

Personal Life

Moran Rosenblatt, 40 years old, was previously in a relationship with actress Joy Rieger from 2017 to 2018. She has not publicly shared details of current romantic partnerships or children and maintains a relatively private personal life focused on her work in film and theatre.

Based in Israel, she continues to balance acting, writing, directing, and occasional teaching while keeping family matters out of the public eye.

Net Worth

Moran Rosenblatt has an estimated net worth in the range of $500,000 to $2 million. Her primary sources of income are acting fees from Israeli and international film and television projects, directing and writing work, and related professional activities in the entertainment industry.

Filmography

• Lipstikka (2011)
• Snails in the Rain (2013)
• Wedding Doll (2015)
• If You’re Happy (2016)
• Red Cow (2018)
• Kiss Me Kosher (2020)
• Hit & Run (2021)
• In Bed (2022)
• We Were the Lucky Ones (2024)
• Zero (2024)

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