The Suicide Squad—An Overlooked and Underrated "Sequel"
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Freak Out
Matan, a soldier in the IDF, sets off for a week of patrolling in a remote base. Overwhelmed with homesickness, he becomes an easy target for the other soldiers who make it their business to make his life hell. However, it is not long before strange things begin to happen to all of them.
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Matan, a soldier in the IDF, sets off for a week of patrolling in a remote base. Overwhelmed with homesickness, he becomes an easy target for the other soldiers who make it their business to make his life hell. However, it is not long before strange things begin to happen to all of them.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Lior Lederman
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Green Productions
Cast
Boaz Armoni
Director
Itay Zvolon
Matan
Kye Korabelnikov
Stas
Ofer Ruthenberg
Roy
Assaf Ben-Shimon
Uzi Ben-Haim
Eran Peretz
Yishai Cohen
Dana Hess
Naama (Soldier 1)
Roni Dotan
Soldier 2
Yael Nivron
Ayelet (Soldier 3)
Sima "Noon" Brami
Michal (voice)
Liron Ben-Bassat
Military Operations Clerk (voice)
Aviv Ben Shlush
Military Police
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