Mor Eldar (Hebrew: מור אלדר; born October 13, 1973) is a content manager in the Israeli film and television industry.

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Eldar began working at the Lev Cinema chain in 1998 where she established the events department while she was also the associate director of distribution. In 2000 she joined the newly formed YES Satellite television as an acquisition manager and remained there for three years. She then joined producer Marek Rozenbaum's company Transfax as distribution manager and post production producer. In 2005 she went back to the Lev Cinema chain in the role of distribution and marketing manager. In 2008 she established and managed the Holon Cinematheque and then in 2009 returned as the head of the movie department and head commissioner of films at YES Satellite.^[1]

Eldar also served on several selection committees for the Israel Film Fund and taught a course on film distribution at the Sam Spiegel Film and Television School. She served as a jury member at the Jerusalem Film Festival and at the Tel Aviv International Student Film Festival.

In 2022 Eldar was appointed director of the Sam Spiegel Labs.^[2][3][4]