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Inspiration
As the difficulty of finding inspiration and the fear of failure increase, the hand is drawn to technology for an answer. The curtain between reality and imagination is torn.'
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As the difficulty of finding inspiration and the fear of failure increase, the hand is drawn to technology for an answer. The curtain between reality and imagination is torn.'
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tomer Nussbaum
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Box Office:$400
Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Alon High School
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