Saving Neta
Jun 29 2017
•2h 30m
•Drama
Directed by multi-award winner Nir Bergman (Broken Wings), Saving Neta tells the stories of four women whose lives change after their brief encounter with a man called Neta. Humour, drama, love and hope, a powerful and moving portrait of family relationships and parenthood in modern life.
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Benny Avni
נטע הר לב
Rotem Abuhav
דליה קאופמן
Emma Alfi Aharon
ענבר
Naama Arlaky
רותי
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