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Cremeschnitte 

Lily and her son, Barak, are dyeing their hair purple together in the bathroom, hoping to create a joyful memory. As Lily, whose time is limited due to illness, tries to broach the subject of what lies ahead, her attempts spark a heated argument. The purple dye splashes across the room, leaving stains that color their relationship in new, unexpected ways as they stand on the brink of an inevitable farewell.
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Lily and her son, Barak, are dyeing their hair purple together in the bathroom, hoping to create a joyful memory. As Lily, whose time is limited due to illness, tries to broach the subject of what lies ahead, her attempts spark a heated argument. The purple dye splashes across the room, leaving stains that color their relationship in new, unexpected ways as they stand on the brink of an inevitable farewell.

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