I was born in Moscow in 1992 into a large family. My mother, Marina Belkevich, is an artist, and my father, Alexander Yarin, is a writer and translator specializing in German-to-Russian translations. At the age of 16, I began working with film still photography, later pursuing cinematography at VGIK (All-Russian State University of Cinematography). In 2010, I relocated to Israel. After serving in the tank forces, I enrolled at Tel Aviv University pursuing a degree in Film and Television. Over the years, I have showcased my work in photo exhibitions in Israel and Germany.
As a cinematographer, I received the Israeli Documentary Film Forum Award for my work on the films Yana (2021, directed by Noah Dulberg) and The Midwife to Afterlife (2024, directed by Tal Schindel). As a director, I have created three films: Clear Day (2019), Pulsar (2019), and Vital Signs (2025). Pulsar won multiple awards at the 8th Kolkata Shorts International Film Festival, including Best Student Film and Best Direction.
I currently reside in Ramat Gan with my wife, Becky Slobodov, and our young son, Yahav Yaakov.
  • Writer (3 Credits)
    Vital Signs2025
    Feature, Short, Student
    Clear Day2019
    Student
    Pulsar2019
    Short, Student
  • Director (3 Credits)
    Vital Signs2025
    Feature, Short, Student
    Clear Day2019
    Student
    Pulsar2019
    Short, Student
  • Editor (1 Credit)
    Vital Signs2025
    Feature, Short, Student
Award
Pulsar
8th Kolkata Shorts International Film Festival-19
Kolkata
2019
High School
Steve Tisch School of Film and Television
20172019
Birth Date
March 31, 1992
Birth City
Moscow
Current City
Ramat Gan
Hometown
Ramat Gan
Gender
Male
Ethnicity
Ramat Gan
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