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This film tells the story of the young people living in a hippie neighborhood in Tel Aviv. Arik and Dana are leaving Israel in pursuit of their big dreams in New York.
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This film tells the story of the young people living in a hippie neighborhood in Tel Aviv. Arik and Dana are leaving Israel in pursuit of their big dreams in New York.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Eyal Shiray, Galit Eshkol
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Runtime:96 minutes
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