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Eagles (2012 film)
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “a 2012 israeli drama film directed by dror sabo”. Today it says “a 2012 israeli drama film directed by dror sabo [ he ] based on the novella scums”.
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Eagles (Hebrew title: Hebrew : נבלות , romanized : Nevelot ) is a 2012 Israeli drama film directed by Dror Sabo [ he ] based on the novella Scums ( Hebrew : נבלות ) by Yoram Kaniuk . It is the re-release of the 2010 Israeli 5-part TV miniseries with the same name aired by Hot Telecom. In 2011 the miniseries won the Award of the Israeli Television Academy in the category "Best TV Movie, Miniseries or Drama".
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a 2012 israeli drama film directed by dror sabo
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a 2012 israeli drama film directed by dror sabo [ he ] based on the novella scums
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