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Omer navigates his first day post-breakup while stuck on a trip with his awkward family. As the journey tightens, a sudden stop forces him to confront the emotions he thought he'd left behind.
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Omer navigates his first day post-breakup while stuck on a trip with his awkward family. As the journey tightens, a sudden stop forces him to confront the emotions he thought he'd left behind.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Shaked Teri
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Beit Berl College
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