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No Free Lunch
Sarai Golden sets out on a mission to change her fate. She will do whatever it takes to land a job she is considerably under qualified for. Even if it means she does it in a not so conventional manner.
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Sarai Golden sets out on a mission to change her fate. She will do whatever it takes to land a job she is considerably under qualified for. Even if it means she does it in a not so conventional manner.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Shahar Fux
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Indie Film and Art Productions
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