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The Lost Lover
After their son dies, a Jewish family moves from London to Israel in an attempt to piece their lives back together. The mother finds a way out of her depression through a relationship with a younger man—which doesn't seem to bother her husband. Meanwhile, their daughter begins dating a Palestinian handyman.
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After their son dies, a Jewish family moves from London to Israel in an attempt to piece their lives back together. The mother finds a way out of her depression through a relationship with a younger man—which doesn't seem to bother her husband. Meanwhile, their daughter begins dating a Palestinian handyman.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sandro Petraglia, Roberto Faenza
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Jean Vigo Italia, Mikado Film, Steel Pictures, British Screen, BSB
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