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After dropping out of college and losing his job, Tom's relationship with Shahar is all he got. When she leaves him for an old friend, Tom gradually becomes obsessed with the two and bursts into his house, just to face the grim truth.
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After dropping out of college and losing his job, Tom's relationship with Shahar is all he got. When she leaves him for an old friend, Tom gradually becomes obsessed with the two and bursts into his house, just to face the grim truth.

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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Directed By:Dor Ohayon
Written By:Gal Rochwerger, Guy Shilo
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Runtime:14 minutes
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