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- 2026
- Crime/detective
- Thriller
Summary
A mother takes desperate measures to protect her flesh and blood in an eight-part thriller from the producers of Homeland. Orna (Liraz Chamami) and 23-year-old daughter Gali (Talia Lynne Ronn) are travelling home to Israel after a holiday together in India when they are arrested at an airport departure gate in Moscow. Interviewed separately by police officers, Orna is told that Gali is being charged with drug trafficking and faces 18 years in prison. The mother loudly professes her daughter's innocence and single-handedly spearheads a search for the truth. Orna uncovers a deadly web of crime and corruption that challenges her picture-perfect image of her daughter
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Jack Seale
A nightmare scenario develops for a mother and daughter in this Israeli thriller. On their way back from a holiday in India, they are about to board a connecting flight from Moscow when the police intervene, arresting 25-year- old Gali (Talia Lynne Ronn) for drug trafficking and leaving her mother Orna (Liraz Chamami) in bewilderment. As the lack of legal due process in Russia makes rescuing Gali from jail impossible and the case becomes a news story in Israel, flashbacks and Orna’s investigations start to suggest that Gali might not be innocent.
It’s a good premise, not quite capitalised on by a slow pace and some stilted performances, especially when English is being spoken as a second language.
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