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 Vassilis Kroustallis reviews Asaf Saban's Israeli-Polish-German drama "Delegation" (Ha'Mishlahat). Three Israeli teenagers, Frisch (Yoav Bavly), Nitzan (Neomi Harari), and Ido (Leib Lev Levin), as different as they are close, embark on a ceremonial school trip to Nazi concentration camps in this slightly quirky and deliberately non-reverential coming-of-age story from Israeli director (his second feature) Asaf Saban. Director: Asaf Saban Writer: Asaf Saban Stars: Yoav Bavly, Naomi Harari, Leib Levin For all these Israeli teenagers, it will be their first trip into the "real," non-national world, and (unsurprisingly) the purpose of the trip—a pilgrimage to the extermination sites—cannot overshadow all the personal experiences derived from the personal interactions. The insecure Frisch (who still needs to sleep with someone), the dashing but immature Ido, and the resourceful but indecisive Nitzan make up the trio navigating the nuances of friendship, jealousy...