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The Closed Notebook 

A high-school girl recalls the events of the last summer of her life. Mainly, her relationship with an autistic fellow class member. A parody of the major tropes usually found in high-school level student films; including the cinematography and editing style, plot structure and production value.
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A high-school girl recalls the events of the last summer of her life. Mainly, her relationship with an autistic fellow class member. A parody of the major tropes usually found in high-school level student films; including the cinematography and editing style, plot structure and production value.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Mystery
Directed By:Niv Majar
Written By:Lior Amsterdamski
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Runtime:14 minutes
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