Sixty

Six protagonists born into war, poverty, and hope, growing up in the shadow of their parents' cultural shock. They celebrate their tenth birthday with the state.

Adolescence begins with a tracking exam deciding their futures. Four of the protagonists finish the decade as soldiers in the Six-Day War.

Filled with post-war optimism, the protagonists set out to fulfill their parents' hopes while also rebelling. The Yom Kippur War scars everyone's lives.

Two political poles emerge within the group against the backdrop of the Lebanon War, hyperinflation, and the Intifada.

Focus on personal development and painful processes like Kibbutz privatization, while Rabin's assassination shocks everyone.

At age sixty, they focus on their relationships and roots, pondering the gap between personal achievement and national crisis.