Droo Moreh began his career as a cinematographer, and became one of Israel’s leading directors of photography. His directorial debut, “Sharon”, is a feature-length documentary offering a look at the work of Israel's controversial former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his impact on the Gaza Disengagement Plan. The film was selected for the official Panorama program at the 58th Berlin Film Festival.Moreh achieved international recognition with his second documentary feature, “The Gatekeepers”, which was nominated for the Best Documentary at the 85th Academy Awards. “The Gatekeepers” earned both popular and critical success, the film was selected to numerous festivals around the globe (Telluride, Toronto, New York, Sundance, IDFA, Jerusalem) and won a string of international awards -including “Best Non-Fiction Film” (2012) by the National Society of Film Critics; “Best Documentary” (2012) by the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, Best 5 Documentaries by National Board of Review (2013), The Cinema for Peace Award and more. Moreh also directed “Rose”, a six-part docudrama series about the murder of a young girl, “Under Cover”, a 4-part series about undercover agents in the Israeli Police. Currently, Moreh is working on several feature length documentaries. “Corridors of Power” (8-part series and a feature length documentary) a riveting examination of how American leaders have responded to genocide and mass atrocities in the post-Cold War era.“Dagan” tackles the legacy of Israel’s top spymaster and former head of the Mossad intelligence agency -Meir Dagan. In 2004 Moreh founded a production company DMP, that specializes in international co-productions. Based in Tel Aviv, DMP focuses on regional and international geopolitical subjects that resonate with audiences around the world.