Nataša Dudinská (Dudinski) is a filmmaker and journalist. She lived in Jerusalem for 30 years and is now based in Prague. She has directed films about the wars in the former Yugoslavia, the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, the Holocaust, archaeology, and women striving to make the world a better place.
She has worked for the Israeli–Palestinian news platform +972 Magazine, the human rights organization Zochrot, where she led the 48mm: From Nakba to Return** film festival, and the think tank Israel/Palestine Center for Research and Information**. For many years, she has been a commentator on developments in Israel for Czech and Slovak media. She is a member of the"Mluvme o tom" ("Let's Talk About It") initiative.
She has worked for the Israeli–Palestinian news platform +972 Magazine, the human rights organization Zochrot, where she led the 48mm: From Nakba to Return** film festival, and the think tank Israel/Palestine Center for Research and Information**. For many years, she has been a commentator on developments in Israel for Czech and Slovak media. She is a member of the"Mluvme o tom" ("Let's Talk About It") initiative.