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Let's Talk (2022)

A movie about two brothers with opposite views of the world. Shalev serves in the Israeli army and has recently become very religious — Ori refuses to accept his brother as such and urges him to return to a «normal» life. On Shalev's day off, Ori takes him to the sea, where an ordinary beach vacation turns into a real drama. Director Elad Mukades arranges the events in such a way that the heroes will have nothing left but to talk — and try to hear each other.
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A movie about two brothers with opposite views of the world. Shalev serves in the Israeli army and has recently become very religious — Ori refuses to accept his brother as such and urges him to return to a «normal» life. On Shalev's day off, Ori takes him to the sea, where an ordinary beach vacation turns into a real drama. Director Elad Mukades arranges the events in such a way that the heroes will have nothing left but to talk — and try to hear each other.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Elad Mukades
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In Theaters:8/1/2022
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Runtime:18 minutes
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