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Larnaca
After embarking on a sailing trip on the way to their wedding in Larnaca, Ruth and Yona find themselves stranded at sea with no wind in their sails. As they wait for conditions to change, Ruth's past resurfaces.
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After embarking on a sailing trip on the way to their wedding in Larnaca, Ruth and Yona find themselves stranded at sea with no wind in their sails. As they wait for conditions to change, Ruth's past resurfaces.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Talia Tai Biton, Gil Peled
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Sam Spiegel Film & Television School
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