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Shock of Happiness 

What does family happiness depend on? The story of a young family with fiery love and misunderstandings of youth will take place. A woman understands and feels a man in a man's world. A man understands and feels a woman in a woman's world. Since the beginning of men and women in the universe, the biggest difference between them has been the issue of gender. Please enjoy this film, which presents the main issues of relationship between men and women in a funny and complicated way, which has been discussed for centuries.
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What does family happiness depend on? The story of a young family with fiery love and misunderstandings of youth will take place. A woman understands and feels a man in a man's world. A man understands and feels a woman in a woman's world. Since the beginning of men and women in the universe, the biggest difference between them has been the issue of gender. Please enjoy this film, which presents the main issues of relationship between men and women in a funny and complicated way, which has been discussed for centuries.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Fantasy
Directed By:Tamir Bat-Ulzii
Written By:Tamir Bat-Ulzii
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Fantastic Production, Fstudio

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