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My Sweet Boy
Ronit hopes to spend the only day she has with her son Ari when he comes back home after time away, but realizes he already made plans with his boyfriend. Although her attempts to approach his new world fail, she finds herself closer than ever when she takes care of new wounds.
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Ronit hopes to spend the only day she has with her son Ari when he comes back home after time away, but realizes he already made plans with his boyfriend. Although her attempts to approach his new world fail, she finds herself closer than ever when she takes care of new wounds.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Yaniv Lavi
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Sam Spiegel Film and Television School Jerusalem
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