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Shosho, who is secular, and Naama, who is religious, got divorced 2 years ago. Their four-year-old daughter has become dependent on her pacifier, and Shosho and Naama are trying to wean her off it. But Naama understands dependence. She cannot wean herself from the old dream of life with Shosho.
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Shosho, who is secular, and Naama, who is religious, got divorced 2 years ago. Their four-year-old daughter has become dependent on her pacifier, and Shosho and Naama are trying to wean her off it. But Naama understands dependence. She cannot wean herself from the old dream of life with Shosho.
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:The Ma'aleh School of Film and Television
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