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A Farewell Letter 

Anna (12) and her mother (40) arrive in a gloomy ultra-Orthodox neighborhood on the outskirts of Jerusalem. Anna, who brought a pair of bicycles with her, soon discovers that it is forbidden for girls to ride there.
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Anna (12) and her mother (40) arrive in a gloomy ultra-Orthodox neighborhood on the outskirts of Jerusalem. Anna, who brought a pair of bicycles with her, soon discovers that it is forbidden for girls to ride there.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Elkie Hershberg
Written By:Elkie Hershberg
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Lev Orlov Films

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