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The Google Play app review process now regularly takes longer than a week

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‘Our Loves’ Review: An Overwhelming Subject Gets Underwhelming Treatment in Israeli Drama About People Trying to Survive the October 7th Attack

Writer-director Avi Nesher assembles a large ensemble of locally well-known actors to tell this story of fear and trauma, premiering at the Toronto Film Festival.

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