About: Anat Gov

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dbo:abstract	Anat Gov (Hebrew: ענת גוב; December 13, 1953 – December 9, 2012) was an Israeli screenwriter and playwright. (en) Anat Gov (en hebreo [ענת גוב]; Tiberiades, Israel, 13 de diciembre de 1953 – Tel Aviv, Israel, 9 de diciembre de 2012, fue una guionista y dramaturga israelí. (es) Anat Gov (in ebraico: ענת גוב‎?; Tiberiade, 13 dicembre 1953 – Tel Aviv, 9 dicembre 2012) è stata una drammaturga israeliana conosciuta all'estero soprattutto per l'opera Oh, Dio mio! (2011), nella quale Dio si sottopone a psicoanalisi. (it)
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rdfs:comment	Anat Gov (Hebrew: ענת גוב; December 13, 1953 – December 9, 2012) was an Israeli screenwriter and playwright. (en) Anat Gov (en hebreo [ענת גוב]; Tiberiades, Israel, 13 de diciembre de 1953 – Tel Aviv, Israel, 9 de diciembre de 2012, fue una guionista y dramaturga israelí. (es) Anat Gov (in ebraico: ענת גוב‎?; Tiberiade, 13 dicembre 1953 – Tel Aviv, 9 dicembre 2012) è stata una drammaturga israeliana conosciuta all'estero soprattutto per l'opera Oh, Dio mio! (2011), nella quale Dio si sottopone a psicoanalisi. (it)
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