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If I'll Ever Forget You
A neurotic young woman gets off the bus at the wrong stop in Jerusalem, a city she doesn’t know well. She calls her boyfriend to come and rescue her. The encounter with a strange city sets off a stormy subconscious journey which will compel her, for the first time, to choose whether to live her life with her boyfriend or on her own.
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A neurotic young woman gets off the bus at the wrong stop in Jerusalem, a city she doesn’t know well. She calls her boyfriend to come and rescue her. The encounter with a strange city sets off a stormy subconscious journey which will compel her, for the first time, to choose whether to live her life with her boyfriend or on her own.
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