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The film imitates the state of mind of Mrs Segal as she takes care of her husband during his last months, when reality blends with the merciful fiction. Their love might just triumph over nature. Based on the directors true events.
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The film imitates the state of mind of Mrs Segal as she takes care of her husband during his last months, when reality blends with the merciful fiction. Their love might just triumph over nature. Based on the directors true events.
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Genre:Romance, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Yael Segal
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Runtime:93 minutes
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