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The Lost Key

2015, English. Directed by Ricardo Adler & Ricardo Korda.

After a traumatic divorce, Ricardo Adler sets out to discover how to achieve a fulfilling and lasting marriage. His search takes him to Rabbi Manis Friedman, who introduces him to Kabbalah's ancient secrets to attain the highest form of intimacy. The film portrays the dramatic transformation of Ricardo's new marriage, and the reactions of other couples to this revolutionary way to sexual connection. THE LOST KEY reveals forgotten wisdom that could inspire society to rediscover intimacy, one bedroom at a time.

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1h 28m
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Language
English
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The Lost Key isn’t on a subscription OTT platform in India, but you can rent it or buy it online.

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Released
14 August 2015
Written by
Fernanda Rossi, Sonia Chocrón, Ricardo Adler

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The Lost Key runs 88 minutes (1h 28m).

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The Lost Key isn’t on a subscription OTT platform in India, but you can rent it or buy it online. (Checked 10 November 2026.)

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If you liked The Lost Key, try Paradise, The Talented Mr. Ripley, She Came to Me.

Who directed The Lost Key?

The Lost Key (2015) was directed by Ricardo Adler and Ricardo Korda and stars Rabbi Manis Friedman.

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