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Exposure 

Claire, a young, workaholic, assistant in a contemporary art gallery, is determined to have the work of Mathew, a promising photographer, as the centerpiece of the first exhibition she will curate. Even though Mathew says he isn't interested, a romance develops between the two, but when the romance falls apart, Claire finds a solution for her exhibition in the journey she went through with Mathew.
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Claire, a young, workaholic, assistant in a contemporary art gallery, is determined to have the work of Mathew, a promising photographer, as the centerpiece of the first exhibition she will curate. Even though Mathew says he isn't interested, a romance develops between the two, but when the romance falls apart, Claire finds a solution for her exhibition in the journey she went through with Mathew.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luar Klinghofer Bar Dov, Orit Binderman
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Runtime:14 minutes
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