Yael Eisenberg

Tal finds the mobile phone of her older sister who died 6 months ago. She starts dialing the last numbers on the phone's memory, trying to piece together moments from her sister's last day. When she reaches a man who is sure he's speaking to her sister, she finds herself sinking deeper than expected.

Michael et Dafna, mariés depuis 30 ans, mènent une vie heureuse à Tel Aviv. Leur fils aîné Yonatan effectue son service militaire sur un poste frontière, en plein désert. Un matin, des soldats sonnent à la porte du foyer familial. Le choc de l’annonce va réveiller chez Michael une blessure profonde, enfouie depuis toujours. Le couple est bouleversé. Les masques tombent.

Sasha is non-binary and came to Israel from the Soviet Union as a child in the 1990s. Haunted by memories, they visit the houses they used to live in. A quiet meditation in black and white on what it means to feel at home in a house, a body, and in time.

Hagar lives in a shared apartment building, and every holiday she hears and comes across interesting stories related to it