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Israeli Mystery Drama 'My One and Only' Premieres Nationwide Supported by Shomron Film Fund

The Israeli mystery drama "My One and Only," inspired by Talmudic themes and supported by the Shomron Film Fund, premieres tomorrow nationwide. The film explores the intersecting lives of three women around a mystical-psychological mystery and highlights the national-religious community's perspective.

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  1. 01'My One and Only' mystery drama premieres tomorrow in cinemas across Israel.
  2. 02Film inspired by Talmudic legends aims to reflect unique religious discourse.
  3. 03Story follows three women linked by a mystical and psychological mystery.
  4. 04Supported by Shomron Film Fund and Rabinowitz Fund, screened at Jerusalem Festival.
  5. 05Yossi Dagan calls it a cultural breakthrough representing national-religious voices centrally.
  6. 06Film highlights Judea and Samaria as hubs of Israeli creativity and culture.

It has been praised as a cultural milestone by Shomron Regional Council head Yossi Dagan.

Translated and summarized by baba from Arutz Sheva, the latest report. Read Arutz Sheva’s original

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