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Valley

20141h 26mSophie Artus
IMDb 7.1

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This is the story of three sensitive teens who are forced to deal with violence at home, violence at school. It is a story of friendship, of love and hate, where the adolescents world is revealed as cruel and beautiful, a world where the desire to die or kill and the will to live are very confused but finally define the fate of the three heroes.

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Israel

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What is Valley (2014) about?

This is the story of three sensitive teens who are forced to deal with violence at home, violence at school. It is a story of friendship, of love and hate, where the adolescents world is revealed as cruel and beautiful, a world where the desire to die or kill and the will to live are very confused but finally define the fate of the three heroes.

Who stars in Valley?

Valley stars Maor Schwitzer (Avi), Neveh Tzur (Josh), Joy Rieger (Linoy), Roy Nik (David), Rotem Abuhav (Sarah). The film was directed by Sophie Artus.

How long is Valley?

Valley has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2014.

Is Valley worth watching?

Valley holds an IMDb rating of 7.1/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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