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7.8 1 Seasons • 8 Episodes

Fireflies - Season 1

In a small, peaceful desert town, residents mysteriously start spontaneously combusting. MIMI (33), a mine clearance company instructor, believes these cases are not caused by landmines, but by a phenomenon she experienced in her childhood-where a deep sense of loneliness ignites a deadly inner flame. Along with her childhood friend DIKLA (33), a police officer in the local station, they investigate the spreading phenomenon, trying to track down who is behind it and stop them from terrorizing the serene town.

Top Cast

  • Dana Ivgy

    Dana Ivgy

    Dikla

  • Ninet Tayeb

    Ninet Tayeb

    Mimi

  • Amir Khoury

    Amir Khoury

    Amir

  • Ala Dakka

    Ala Dakka

    Tzahi

Overview

In a small, peaceful desert town, residents mysteriously start spontaneously combusting. MIMI (33), a mine clearance company instructor, believes these cases are not caused by landmines, but by a phenomenon she experienced in her childhood-where a deep sense of loneliness ignites a deadly inner flame. Along with her childhood friend DIKLA (33), a police officer in the local station, they investigate the spreading phenomenon, trying to track down who is behind it and stop them from terrorizing the serene town.

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