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Driven, tender and sensitive are just a few words to describe the troubled brothers, Avi and Qamar. Stable in their DID (dissociative identity disorder) these two Israeli brothers keep each other alive through their art. One devastated by the loss of his closest loved ones, the other, trying everything to launch their artistic career. But, how far will they go to get what they think is best for their life?
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Driven, tender and sensitive are just a few words to describe the troubled brothers, Avi and Qamar. Stable in their DID (dissociative identity disorder) these two Israeli brothers keep each other alive through their art. One devastated by the loss of his closest loved ones, the other, trying everything to launch their artistic career. But, how far will they go to get what they think is best for their life?
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Ariandé King
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Uzima Studios, Zsofi Pictures
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