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Plastic Venus - Quiet Noise (1992) | Slate

Plastic Venus - Quiet Noise

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Plastic Venus - Quiet Noise

פלסטיק ונוס - רעש בשקט

Interviews with band members, music from the band and clips detailing their lives in Tel Aviv and their ultimate move away from Israel to London, where they hoped to make a name for themselves. The band split up while in London.

Released: 1992
Runtime: 35m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Israel
Language: Hebrew

Direction and writing

Nir BergmanDirector, Writer

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Ronit Bergman

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