We all fantasize about winning millions.
We're told that the numbers will set us up for life.
Anyone
would switch places with you in a heartbeat.
But in the end there's the commercials
and there's reality.
- You know what I was thinking? - What were you thinking?
Let's call Shimon off.
- But he's my brother in law. - So what?
It's not funny.
Besides, Eti said they renovated here and there.
Yeah, here and there is best.
I heard you.
No one really stops to think
what happens to an ordinary person when they get a windfall of millions.
Arnoni?
No one gives all their money.
What happened to us is a miracle, why not enjoy it?
Don't we deserve it?
Shut up, Zvi.
What?
Just shut up.
What exactly do you want me to enjoy?
People here have no pension, they're our friends.
In a year or two we won't have a dining hall in the kibbutz,
people will walk around like zombies.
You want me to take the money,
go to the Eiffel Tower and eat a croissant?
Global studies show
that 70% of the people who win these sums
will lose all the money within three to five years.
People win huge amounts and fall out with their families,
their best friends.
You can bring your toothbrush.
What's that workshop anyways?
Painting.
You get up at 9 a.m. to paint?
Natan, wake up, you're opening today.
Why?
Get up, I made coffee.
Come on, bro.
Tell me about yourselves, how much you won,
and what you plan on doing with the money.
I'm Adam, hi.
I'm 28, I live in Givatayim,
I own a small café,
I'm single
- and I won 14 million. - Congratulations.
What will you do with the money?
Well, I'll expand the café,
then travel, maybe to Japan.
Japan has been a lifelong dream.
I mean, I never even won a bingo game,
so, you know…
this is huge for me.
Once I discovered I won, I closed my café
for the first time in my life
and went to Midburn festival with my brother, which is so not like me.
So I could use this workshop
because I think I'm still in shock.
Can I ask a question?
If we're not taking the money, do we still have to
do this "thing," this workshop?
"Not taking the money"?
We're dividing it 50/50 between our daughters.
You're not keeping anything for yourselves?
No.
Okay.
That's very generous.
It is what it is.
- How do you feel about that? - We're fine.
Okay.
What's "fine"?
We're retired, we live on a kibbutz, that's what's fine.
Don't you have to give some to the kibbutz?
12 million is a drop in the ocean for the kibbutz.
It will get gobbled up in debts.
So can we not attend?
It's out of my hands. New laws.
When you get the money you can decide how much to give and to whom.
- Questions? - Yes, when do we get the money?
We'll have eight sessions.
You must be here for seven out of the eight.
If you're status is "married" in your IDs,
you have to be here with your partner.
Three active participation.
You must be here.
This workshop demands that you give of yourselves.
Fine, but in terms of a date, when do we get it?
- Close to two months. - Two months?
You can't do this, we have plans for that money.
I think you were told not to make plans.
We're getting married in a month and a half!
- Congrats. - Thanks.
Can't you see she's just a clerk?
I want to talk to your superior. I want someone here now.
- Babe, calm down. - What? I want our money.
- Babe, two months is after our wedding. - So?
This is illegal, "two months," some nerve.
- Give me the cigarettes. - Where are you going?
- I need air, I can't be here. - Amir, stop.
- Look what no. 2 says. - I don't give a rat's ass.
If you're not listed as married in your ID, you can leave.
Great. I'm outta here. Tut.
But if only Ruti attends the workshop,
only Ruti gets the money.
It will be deposited in her account only.
Her account?
Her account.
But when she gets the money
she can transfer it to your joint account.
You can leave.
Remember the three "no"s we discussed:
No talking to anyone about the money,
no commitments involving the money,
no investing the money before it's yours.
That's basically it.
Thank you for coming, see you next week.
You can call me at any time.
- Thank you. - Thanks.
Have a nice weekend.
Hey, Ayelet, how are you?
Just checking if all went well, if everyone arrived,
also the guy who didn't answer our calls. Let me know. Thanks.
I've been waiting for the deposit for a month.
- You said by today. - Fine, so another few days.
What will happen in a few days? I can't secure the date for free.
But 60,000? It's just a deposit,
- what's up with that? - It doesn't have to be 60.
Lower the budget for the wedding, the deposit will be lower.
Amir? Are you there?
Do we still want the canopy with lilies?
Lilies are Ruti's favorite.
Premium alcohol?
What else, beer?
Hammocks, sand?
Our first date was on the beach.
You'll need a tractor for that.
Listen, I have a waiting list for that date
and I'm here till two. No money by then, no venue. Sorry.
No venue?
Amir, c'mon, it's just a deposit.
How are you gonna pay for the wedding?
I'm taking care of it now.
TRANSFER
- Listen. - No, go.
- I want to tell you something. - I don't want to hear it.
We're late, go.
- It's good. A surprise. - No.
Why did you sit down?
Everyone was staring,
even that bitter kibbutznik lady.
We didn't get the money yet and already you don't trust me?
Tut, you know exactly who I don't trust, your family and your "I feel bad."
When they find out, they'll drive you nuts.
You don't trust my family?
That's giving us a venue practically for free?
I don't want that venue.
This is not the time, okay?
Shimon's waiting for us there.
- But I'm not going in. - Don't.
- What's the surprise? - I don't feel like telling.
Hey.
How are you?
How's it going?
What's wrong?
I think I'm pregnant.
What?
Just maybe,
but I'm four days late and that's tons for me.
I'm always on time.
And we weren't careful at the festival…
Let's look into it first, I bet it's nothing.
Where to?
I gotta pee on this thing.
You mean here?
What's with her? Is she sick?
No, she's not sick. Everything's fine.
You got back tense from the painting class.
I think you stole my thing.
What?
Don't you remember that painting is my thing?
4th grade, who was in a comics class?
Natan, bro, leave me alone.
What?
I'm tired all of a sudden.
But I'm fine.
I'm getting out.
- Zvi. - I'm in here.
We didn't even do five laps.
You're not coming back in?
Okay, I need some things from the minimarket.
Pasta, frozen schnitzel
- and onion. - What about Shira? Is she coming?
I'd know if she'd answer my calls.
Let's put it off, why tell them now?
Are you really feeling okay?
- Arnona, there's someone in here. - It's fine, you're like our grandson.
It'll be fixed in a second, only one of them causes a short.
Why didn't he come in, that clown?
There's a problem with the car.
It heats up all the time.
That's it, lift it up.
Yes.
I'll show you what I think.
I want to put the canopy here,
the dance floor surrounded by the tables, the buffet over here.
What's that smell?
There's a new falafel joint downstairs.
But it's closed in the evening.
And don't mind the dirt, it's from the renovation,
- it'll be cleaned. - Obviously.
Or we can do this, the canopy here,
the dance floor over here,
the buffet on the right or the left…
Awesome.
- Well, how's the renovation? - Funny.
Hold on a sec.
What?
Our date is available.
You only get married once, Tut.
We'll make it up to Shimon big time and get married like we should.
- No, Amir. - Why not?
I won't spit into his face because I have money.
When we didn't, this was a great venue and Shimon was king…
I don't want to bring my family here.
Let me go all out for once.
Let me not be the loser,
the idiot in front of my family. You know I deserve it.
What?
You transferred money out of our account?
What?
"Your 60,000 transfer went through"?
That's…
the surprise.
What did you do?
Did you transfer money to that wedding hall?
Not a hall, a garden venue.
Are you insane? You don't have 60,000.
Is it the money my folks gave us for the wedding?
- It was for Shimon. - They wouldn't secure it for us.
How could you do this without talking to me?
It's all the money we have, get it back.
I can't, the wedding's in a minute.
Now you're stealing from my account?
- Hey! Who's stealing? - Who?
Look what's become of us.
Where to?
You idiot…
- Where to? - I'll walk.
Tut!
Ruti.
Leave me alone.
I have to buy clothes.
It's faded, what color was this?
And it lost its shape in the wash.
It doesn't fit well.
And where did this come from all of a sudden?
What?
This, I was always skinny.
Open the wine. What's with you lately?
It's grape juice, what's to open?
- 18.90, a good deal. - When are they coming?
In an hour.
Is Shira coming?
You want to ask again?
If it's only Nogi, we won't tell, right?
What did I say to her?
I'm really asking, what did she hear, big deal.
Doesn't she know her daughter's a blabbermouth?
Once we give them the money,
we can't take it back.
You don't give your kid money and then ask for it back.
Wow, Zvi, that again?
You saw how everyone was stunned at the workshop.
Right, the finest minds, the Tech college is calling.
And the facilitator said not to tell yet.
Let her raise kids with her studies.
Slice it thin.
There's so many things we can do with the money,
we're still young.
Were you being serious, Zvi?
Tuti, pick up.
I'm sorry, I made a mistake.
Could you please pick up?
Hey.
How are you?
Pregnant. How am I…
I did three more tests, they all came out positive.
Listen,
I want us to see a doctor this Sunday morning.
We can go privately, no sense waiting for an appointment.
Gali!
I'm on the phone, I can't hear you.
Gali?
Adam, I… I don't feel like talking on the phone.
What?
I can't hear you…
- Gali? - Awesome. Hold on…
- I'm coming to give you a hug… - Gali?
I'll talk to you tomorrow after the party. Bye.
OPEN ME.
Seriously?
Amir?
"Put me in your ears." What?
This isn't funny. What do you want?
Ruti!
- No, you don't hear me, keep walking. - What?
- You didn't put in the earphones? - What do you want?
What's with you?
- We won. - I know, you idiot.
We won.
We won, I swear.
Remember?
You went walking with the earphones and the umbrella,
it was pouring.
I came running to look for you.
In the rain, to tell you.
Well?
Nothing will change.
Okay?
Just like back then, you and me.
Fuck my folks, fuck the showoff,
fuck my brothers. Just you and me.
Okay?
No one will take that from us.
We'll get married wherever you want.
It's not what matters.
What do you say?
What, Tut?
The 60,000 is gone.
I'm sorry.
I'll talk to my dad.
I swear.
I'll get back the 60,000, I'll ask him for a loan.
No one will know.
Don't you believe me?
- You never ask him for anything. - I'll fix this, this time I'll ask.
But the 60…
that my folks gave me, it's…
Soon we'll have millions.
Tuti.
Zvi, are you alright? You've been in there for an hour.
I'm in the bathroom, Arnona.
But it's not your time.
- Didn't you go this morning? - What?
Are you constipated?
Arnona, please.
- Do you want a prune or two? - What?
- A prune. - No, it's not necessary.
- Okay. Then hurry up, okay? - Okay.
I'm gay.
What?
Wha-- wha-- what did you say?
I'm gay.
Open the door.
Open up.
Mom?
Why did you have to tell her that her daughter's a blabbermouth?
Doesn't she know?
I tried to talk to her, but you know how she is.
I swear, I'm the only normal person in this family.
Is it any wonder I don't want kids?
- Can I have some juice? - Sure.
It's frozen in the middle.
Then eat around it.
So what's the surprise?
What surprise?
You said you have something to tell us.
- What? - You're not sick, are you?
Doesn't he look pale to you?
- Am I pale? - He's not pale.
My skin's a bit gray lately.
Maybe I should start working out.
- Yes, start working out. - So, what did you want to tell us?
I wanted you to come over, you never come.
- Hi. - Hi.
Welcome to our Camp Unicorn, beautiful person.
We have a cash box,
it's a donation for our drugs.
You can give a little,
you can give nothing.
You can just give a hug,
whatever floats your boat.
- Is 100 okay? - Sure.
Kind soul.
Enjoy.
- Hi. - Hi.
I got us a doctor's appointment on Sunday at eight.
He comes highly recommended.
"Us?"
I don't know, I need time to think about it.
What's not to know?
I'm asking, what's not to know?
He has a heartbeat.
I read that online.
Gali, he has no heartbeat and it's not a baby,
you're just a few days late.
In Europe having kids at a young age is the trend.
People say it's the top of their lives--
No, no, listen, no top, no nothing, okay?
Big things are happening in my life.
Things are finally working out, they haven't till now,
now they are.
- I'm glad to hear it. - This isn't for me and I don't want this.
Fine, I do.
I don't get it. We were at the café three hours ago,
we laughed, said we'd get an abortion,
what's changed?
I'll manage on my own, my parents will hire a nanny.
Gali,
it was a mistake. I made a mistake.
- It's not a mistake, it's a child. - No, you're a child.
We'll regret this.
Please, don't do this.
Look at us, do we look like parents?
I'm 28, how old are you?
22 and a half in May.
- Then why are you ruining our lives? - I'll be a great mom.
What? I saw you dancing at the festival
- on acid. - So what?
Gali, I don't want to be a father, I can't be a father now.
- I'm begging you. - You don't have to be.
I'll manage on my own.
Wait. You want money?
I'll give you money. A lot.
I don't need your money, you prick.
Gali, what's the Wi-Fi address?
It's my mom's phone number. My phone's on the counter.
Is this your home?
Hey, Dad, what's up? Listen, about the wedding…
What? No, it's all been arranged.
No, Dad…
Who said I need money?
I've never asked you for money. Who's calling you for money?
Okay, Dad, lay off.
I just wanted to make sure you remember.
Choke.
The schnitzel really was frozen in the middle, yuck.
Arnona, stop. Talk to me.
You're not.
Maybe you're confused, the money confused you, I don't know,
but you're fine. Everything's fine.
Wash the dishes, go to sleep.
Tomorrow's another day.