“Line Of Control”
A masterful portrayal of a long-forgotten story that needs to be told.
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Yara is turning 20 and wants to spend her birthday like every year with her group of friends. She hasn't seen or spoken to them for a while: Lena, Boaz and Kyan. After Lena and Kyan's break-up, a strong tension has arisen in the group, it is no longer the way it was and they notice that they are growing apart. The group meets at their regular spot, where they celebrate Yara's birthday with a campfire, drinks, music and each other. During this evening they get a reality check that it will not be the same as before and that everyone has different passions and ideas, and without them knowing it, this was their last evening together.
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Yara is turning 20 and wants to spend her birthday like every year with her group of friends. She hasn't seen or spoken to them for a while: Lena, Boaz and Kyan. After Lena and Kyan's break-up, a strong tension has arisen in the group, it is no longer the way it was and they notice that they are growing apart. The group meets at their regular spot, where they celebrate Yara's birthday with a campfire, drinks, music and each other. During this evening they get a reality check that it will not be the same as before and that everyone has different passions and ideas, and without them knowing it, this was their last evening together.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Deza Sandifort, Isaura Calor
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Runtime:12 minutes
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