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Tel Aviv 

Michael and Dana are a married couple, who live an inert life, typical for young people in the big city. An unexpected crisis shakes their world and forces them to make a reckoning of their relationship and life choices.
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Michael and Dana are a married couple, who live an inert life, typical for young people in the big city. An unexpected crisis shakes their world and forces them to make a reckoning of their relationship and life choices.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Marat Parkhomovsky
Written By:Marat Parkhomovsky
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Cinema Fringe

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