The Guard
השומרת
Do Not Cross the Yellow Line
After an embarrassing incident at work, Luda, a museum guard, realizes she can't defend herself due to her shyness and language barrier. As a result, she decides to fight for her place in the world.
השומרת
Do Not Cross the Yellow Line
After an embarrassing incident at work, Luda, a museum guard, realizes she can't defend herself due to her shyness and language barrier. As a result, she decides to fight for her place in the world.
Rated 6.3 on TMDB
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