“Keanu” Paved the Way for “Get Out”
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Not that simple
Ido, a shy and anxious reserve soldier, and Daniel, a blunt and cynical fellow reservist, who find themselves seated next to each other on a train. Ido struggles to connect with her in the conventional way, but the circumstances push him to act in ways he hadn’t intended. It’s a story about how hard it can be to express what we really want — and how, in the end, we sometimes choose to walk away.
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Ido, a shy and anxious reserve soldier, and Daniel, a blunt and cynical fellow reservist, who find themselves seated next to each other on a train. Ido struggles to connect with her in the conventional way, but the circumstances push him to act in ways he hadn’t intended. It’s a story about how hard it can be to express what we really want — and how, in the end, we sometimes choose to walk away.
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