The film follows three main characters navigating interlocking relationships:
– We follow Danny (Hadar Katz) as she wanders through a crowded, green-hued house party. She is searching for Max (Leib Lev Levin) to reveal that she is pregnant with his child. However, she finds him deeply infatuated with a new girlfriend, Avishag (Elisheva Weil), leaving her news unspoken and her emotions detached.
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– The focus shifts to Max and Avishag. In an attempt to deepen their connection, Max tries to fulfill Avishag’s fantasies involving rough and masochistic sex. The experimentation leaves Avishag physically bruised and emotionally unfulfilled, questioning the reality of their "liberation". Someone is sharing or searching for a of
– Seeking a different kind of connection, Avishag finds refuge with Dror (Yoav Hait), an older man for whom she dog-sits. This final vignette moves away from the frenetic energy of the earlier scenes into a quieter, more vulnerable space, exploring intimacy through silence and unexpected tenderness. Themes and Artistic Style
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The film is divided into three distinct chapters, each offering a window into the lives of young Israelis: