Gideon Raff
Known for
Gideon Raff spends the working day as a director whose work reaches audiences with no face attached to it. 'The Red Sea Diving Resort' is the title that keeps coming up. 'Train' belongs on any short list of the work. The career started quietly, as work of this kind usually does. More credits fall under thriller than under anything else. Most of this work was done in rooms the audience never sees.
Gideon Raff
4 Directed
8 Series
Gideon Raff spends the working day as a director whose work reaches audiences with no face attached to it. 'The Red Sea Diving Resort' is the title that keeps coming up. 'Train' belongs on any short list of the work. The career started quietly, as work of this kind usually does. More credits fall under thriller than under anything else. Most of this work was done in rooms the audience never sees.
Full Filmography
Now and Then
Director · 2 episodes
2022–
TV
The Spy
Creator
2019–
TV
The Red Sea Diving Resort
Director
2019
Film
Quantico
Director · 1 episode
2015–
TV
Heroes Reborn
Director · 2 episodes
2015–
TV
Dig
Creator
2015–
TV
Tyrant
Creator
2014–
TV
Homeland
Writer · 1 episode
2011–
TV
Prisoners of War
Creator
2010–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Gideon Raff and where are they from?
Gideon Raff is 53 years old, born on September 10, 1972 in Jerusalem, Israel.
What are the most famous roles of Gideon Raff?
Gideon Raff is best known for directing The Red Sea Diving Resort, Train, The Killing Floor.
How many movies has Gideon Raff directed?
Over a 23-year career (since 2003), Gideon Raff has directed or written 4 films and worked on 8 TV shows.
What was Gideon Raff's first movie?
The career of Gideon Raff began with Turn of Mind ().
What is Gideon Raff's most recent movie or series?
Gideon Raff's most recent release is Now and Then, which premiered on May 20, 2022.
What TV shows has Gideon Raff created or directed?
On television, Gideon Raff has appeared in Homeland, Quantico, Heroes Reborn, The Spy.
Gideon Raff
1972-09-10 · Jerusalem, Israel
Gideon Raff spends the working day as a director whose work reaches audiences with no face attached to it. 'The Red Sea Diving Resort' is the title that keeps coming up. 'Train' belongs on any short list of the work. The career started quietly, as work of this kind usually does. More credits fall under thriller than under anything else. Most of this work was done in rooms the audience never sees.