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Ashdod. Summer. Very hot weather. The sea is polluted. One afternoon. Mother. Son. This film is a documentation of a city, of a neighborhood, of a summer- but more than all, of a dismantled internal world of a child. sad and frustrated child.
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Ashdod. Summer. Very hot weather. The sea is polluted. One afternoon. Mother. Son. This film is a documentation of a city, of a neighborhood, of a summer- but more than all, of a dismantled internal world of a child. sad and frustrated child.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama
Written By:Gabriel Omri Loukas
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:The Steve Tisch Company
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