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Three brothers reunite at their childhood kibbutz to bury their father, while war looms on the nearby border with Lebanon. Tasked with fulfilling their father's absurd last wish before the youngest of the three goes off to war, the brothers struggle to make peace with each other, with their father's legacy, and with themselves as men. (91 min)
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