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Killing Ourselves
Aya takes her parents and sister to the desert in order to film them for an additional scene in her film. But the day of filming turns into a never-ending family argument, and it becomes unclear whether they will even manage to cooperate and become a team
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Aya takes her parents and sister to the desert in order to film them for an additional scene in her film. But the day of filming turns into a never-ending family argument, and it becomes unclear whether they will even manage to cooperate and become a team
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maya Yadlin
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Arava Film Fund
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