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The End of Days
In a dystopian, futuristic, and religious Israel. The poster boy of the fascist government rebels against the wishes of his father, the minister of propaganda in search of love, meaning and to help the rebel cause.
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In a dystopian, futuristic, and religious Israel. The poster boy of the fascist government rebels against the wishes of his father, the minister of propaganda in search of love, meaning and to help the rebel cause.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Guy Barzilay
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Runtime:13 minutes
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Cast
Guy Barzilay
Director
Hillel Gazit
Adam Cohen
Rubi Garcia Gersh
Asaf Cohen
Shira Friedland
Mia
Guy Barzilay
Soldier 1
Jonathan Vanjee
Soldier 2
Bar Naiman
Soldier 3
Daniel Dobkin
Synagogue guard 1
Liron Cahana
Synagogue guard 2
Dor Nissan Rosen
Synagogue guard 3
Nir Barzilay
Commercial director
Itay Ravikovich
Commercial cameraman
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