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The Smell of Chicken
Shabbat dinner: An elegant Granny bites into a roast chicken and literally becomes a beast. The grandchild follows her back in time through hunger and hope where she learns why Granny eats chicken like it's the last day of her life.
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Shabbat dinner: An elegant Granny bites into a roast chicken and literally becomes a beast. The grandchild follows her back in time through hunger and hope where she learns why Granny eats chicken like it's the last day of her life.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Sivan Raphaely
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:BFI Network, National Lottery, You Kicked My Dog Productions
Cast
Sivan Raphaely
Director
Sivan Raphaely
Sivan / Teacher (voice)
Guy Raphaely
Guy (voice)
Zoe Lieberman
Young Sima (voice)
Eden Lieberman
Friend 1 (voice)
Ariana Raphaely Patton
Maya / Tiny Sima (voice)
Eliot Cseh
Bully 1 (voice)
Artem Chernenko
Lyolic (voice)
Sima Raphaely
Sima / Manya Letter (voice)
Celyn Davies
Bully 2 (voice)
Sean Patton
Idan / Russian Gaurd (voice)
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