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Forever Young

1996, Hebrew. Directed by Michael Behagen.

Based on the true story of a deadly desert crash that ended four young people's lives. A videotape was found in the crashed vehicle. It included astonishing footage of the last moments of the 4 young men. This terrible accident inflamed Israel so much that people demanded a retelling of the story to understand how it could have happened.

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1h 28m
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Released
1 January 1996
Original title
Tze'irim Lanetzah
Country
Israel
Written by
Michael Behagen

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Forever Young (1996) was directed by Michael Behagen and stars Saar Badishi, Hedva Feigenblatt, Uri Gavriel.

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