Incluvie Classics - 'Ganja & Hess'
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One Of Us
A narrative drama that tells the story of Yarin, the class bully, who is dealing with a family crisis. When the new student, Maor, joins the class, Yarin sees him as a convenient target for his frustrations. However, when Daniel, Yarin's friend, approaches Maor because of a shared hobby – magic – the new relationship begins to threaten the bully's status, who tries to pick a fight and hurt him.
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A narrative drama that tells the story of Yarin, the class bully, who is dealing with a family crisis. When the new student, Maor, joins the class, Yarin sees him as a convenient target for his frustrations. However, when Daniel, Yarin's friend, approaches Maor because of a shared hobby – magic – the new relationship begins to threaten the bully's status, who tries to pick a fight and hurt him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yoav Ovadia
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