Hey.
Wow, smells good. What are you making?
Is that with cream? You know it messes up my stomach.
Ayelet, what did we say?
That today what?
Okay.
I want you to leave. Why's your stuff still here?
'Cause I haven't been paid yet. Where will I go?
- Your friend. - What friend?
- Stay at your mom's. I don't give a fuck. - You stay at my mom's.
I can't. We said enough, didn't we?
No problem, Ben.
You want me to go, I'll go.
I've been sleeping on the couch for a month, my back is hurting.
Don't come crying to me that you can't work,
that you're anxious, that the spot on your neck is cancerous.
It grew, by the way.
Don't say you're horny, that you miss my smell
and you're dying to go down on me
like on Passover and on your birthday.
Don't!
Hey, Dad.
How's it going?
What a jerk, huh?
He knows I'd never go to Mom.
But I'm good,
I'm at a friend's. Don't worry.
This could tear the family apart.
Because I didn't tell? We were told not to…
Fine, they told you not to.
And we don't have the money yet.
Got it.
"No money, workshop,
we were told not to tell."
I got it.
But you get this, you're taking the seven million…
It's not seven million, there's 38% tax.
Fine. You're taking the money
and dividing it up equally
between you and your siblings.
The faster the better.
- Amir won't agree. - Fine.
Amir doesn't know what family means.
Have you seen Amir's family?
Tell me,
what is family, Ruti?
It's whatever happens to you happens to everyone.
If I split it with Amir, I'll divide my half equally.
So 500,000 to each sibling and millions to Amir?
"Amir?" He's my husband, it's ours.
Did he buy the lottery ticket?
Who bought the ticket? You tell me.
Who should you be thanking? God.
What will you do?
Buy a house with a yard,
go abroad,
travel the world?
While your sister cleans stairwells? Does that make sense to you?
So tonight, before Sabbath dinner,
you're telling everyone
that you're dividing it equally. All of it!
"Equally?"
Is she nuts?
I said you wouldn't agree, but let's decide on a sum. Half a million?
- Per person?! - It has to sound good.
Half a million has "million" in it.
Half a million?
We'll have 4,340,000 after taxes.
If we split that
and I split my half into four, that's the sum.
Half a million?! Per person?
- Seriously? - How much then?
- You left nothing for yourself. - I left for us, isn't it the same.
No, why?
Move over.
Gali's pregnant.
For real?
What are you going to do?
I don't know.
I mean… depends who you're asking.
She doesn't… want to get an abortion.
What does she need a kid for?
I don't know. It's going to ruin my life.
And it'll ruin the crazy sex you have.
Yeah.
What?
I've never heard you like this, dude.
I only told Shimon, he swore. Her whole family showed up in the morning.
They yelled at her for not telling, that she wants the money for herself.
- It wasn't like that. - No? How was it?
They were bummed I didn't tell, they didn't yell.
- Fine. - Wouldn't you be?
By my siblings? Like I want anything from them…
Okay, hold on.
- Who knows? - Everyone.
- Who's "everyone?" - The neighbors, the neighborhood,
everyone has crazy requests.
They don't stop harassing us.
A cop pulled us over and asked for a new TV for the station.
I have…
753 friend requests. Look.
People I don't know. Look.
Orly Sadeh, Romi Yaniv,
- Shahaf Marzuk. - Orly's Merav's sister.
Who's Romi Yaniv?
I heard Ruti's mom promising her hairdresser
- a new sink for the salon. - Who's this?
- How do I know? - I'm deleting her.
As long as there's a billboard on the highway…
You should have called me.
- It's your fault, why would we? - It's not.
- She told us not to tell. - Then why did you?
That's the thing. We should have told them from the beginning.
Now they think we didn't tell 'cause we don't want to give.
They think you're cheap.
Amir, I sense that you feel relieved.
Now that it's out there.
It's great that he feels relieved.
What about her?
Look at your wife.
People get money, run, unload.
All of a sudden everyone feels?
Instead of thinking, keeping their mouths shut before they talk!
What are you, babies?
Excuse me.
Ayelet, she can't talk to me like that. "Shut up"? She thinks I'm a little boy?
She wasn't talking to you.
I texted Shira,
I apologized.
Tonight we're telling them the money is theirs
or I'm not going back to that workshop.
- What? - You need me in there,
we're married, you won't get a shekel without me.
I don't understand… are you threatening me?
You've lost your mind.
Can't you see?
You got money, now you're gay?
If you hadn't, you wouldn't be gay?
Huh?
It's a momentary lapse,
you're going to make a major mistake.
We'll look back at this and laugh.
It's just noise.
The girls will get the money, we'll have our peace and quiet…
I don't want quiet, Arnona.
Either we go in and the money goes to the girls
or nothing. For no one.
Nothing.
I've had it. We're done.
Hello?
You don't have the car keys…
What do I do now?
Huh?
The girls are coming over, what do I do?
Whatever you want, I won't be there.
You want me to keep fighting with Shira?
Like I care about Shira now.
I can't be here anymore.
Want to go buy you some clothes?
What?
That's my family, Amir. They're what you're not.
I'm not splitting it with them. No way!
- We'll discuss this at home. - No!
That's what this workshop is for.
We're hearing that Amir is willing to give your siblings a nice sum,
to do well by your family.
But your mother thinks it's not enough.
She thinks you have to split the whole sum.
- No can do. - Hypothetically.
- Nope. - What do you think about that?
My family is like this.
My sister raised me.
She dropped out of high school
so I wouldn't be alone when my parents were at work.
Give me a break, Eti was going to be kicked out as it is.
She raised you? She watched TV and ate watermelon seeds.
When I was in the army
my dad drove all the way up north to bring me home
so I wouldn't take the bus.
And he'd get up at 4 a.m. to make my favorite patties for the road.
That's moving, Ruti.
Why are you degrading me?
The fact that you never had family meals
and your dad wanted to send you to boarding school
doesn't mean all families are like that.
So I have to share with your siblings because of patties?
When you wanted to go to med school there was no money, right?
But they had money for Ofer and Shai.
For Ofer's schooling, for Shai's business.
Ofer and Shai? I didn't pass the entrance exams.
You took the exam once and scored 712,
people take the exams five times for med school.
But when Shai got into trouble, they gave him money, right?
Amir, stop.
All their savings, 200,000.
- It's your inheritance too. - "Inheritance?"
Now it's all about family…
Listen,
this argument is natural.
In every family there are things we don't want to deal with.
Money triggers it.
Once it's out, it's messy.
You must figure out what you want,
separately,
then as a couple.
Be honest with one another.
When you decide how much you want to give,
be clear, no moving left or right, otherwise it will never end.
And remember, not everyone will be happy.
Okay, time's up,
but you can call me if you need me.
- You're on speed dial… - Blessed Sabbath.
Shabbat Shalom.
Alex, can you stay a minute?
I want to make sure you're okay.
You don't like talking, huh?
I have to go to work, it's Friday.
Hold on, why do you work on Fridays?
The office must be empty.
You're more at ease with no people around?
"Social anxiety,"
have you heard about it?
There's treatment for it.
If you want it to change…
I'm… late.
Don't you ever talk about my family in there again.
- You didn't? - What did I say?
The boarding school?
And it wasn't my dad, I wanted to go.
I wonder why.
Why do people do it to themselves?
Send her a video of all this goodness.
Fuck off.
Hello?
- Adam? - Yes.
It's Roni, your dad's neighbor.
Is he alright?
I'm not sure.
Dad hasn't left the apartment in a few days,
there's tons of alcohol bottles by his door.
Roni, it's a few beers…
Not only beer.
Wine, vodka, Arak…
I knocked at the door,
he didn't open up. I thought maybe…
I should call you, I hope it's alright.
It is, I'll talk to him.
Thanks, Roni. Bye.
Dad?
Dad.
I found him. He's at our place, doing laundry.
His phone is dead.
Idiot!
- Try this on too. - Thank you.
- Are you managing? - Yes.
Mint green will look stunning on him.
Where's the mirror?
Here.
Nice.
Show me.
But it's… loose at the shoulders.
- There's room for the shoulders. - Yes.
Let's unbutton it.
Nice.
What?
I always felt different,
whether it was at school
where I'd look at the other kids
talking to one another…
My dad died when I was in junior high.
From then on I became shy and I had social anxiety.
My biggest challenge was figuring out what's going on.
I couldn't communicate like other people,
I felt like an outsider…
Alex, I'm sorry.
Maybe…
I was out of line,
I don't know, I thought you're aware.
Maybe I was wrong.
I hope I didn't offend you and…
I'm available if you want to talk.
I'm here.
Sorry. Ayelet.
Hi.
Hey.
How's it going?
What's your mom doing downstairs?
What?
- She's ringing the intercom. - Where?
At our place. My place.
She just texted me, hold on.
- She has to pee. - What?
"Hi, Ayelet, I'm in the area, I have to pee.
I thought I'd drop in, it's been a while."
Let her in.
- She'll pee and go. - What?
Let her. And don't tell her about us.
- Don't tell her? - Don't tell her!
She doesn't know?
She doesn't know we split?
You didn't tell her?
You're unreal.
She's buzzing again.
Let her pee and she'll go.
Ayelet, I have someone here.
She can go at the café downstairs.
Can you get that?
- Yes? - Amir?
What?
- It's Golan Meiri from city council. - Hi, Golan.
I'm calling because we heard good things about you.
- You were in real estate, right? - Yes.
We have a few projects we'd like you to invest in.
What bull…
What projects?
A hotel we're opening in the city,
all kinds. Can we meet?
Sure, I'd love to.
Great, I'll ask my secretary to schedule it.
Awesome. Thanks.
What?
Aren't you happy? Finally a job.
- It's not a job. - Then what is it?
You give money. A job is when you get money.
- But I'll be an investor. - In what?
Projects, a hotel… They heard stuff about me.
From who?
What?
Who did he hear from?
We have to think long and hard before we make investments.
Ruti, to remind you, I'm going to gift a million to your family,
take it, enjoy. I won't see any of it back.
Can I do something with my money?
Stop with the "my money, your money" already!
Who's there?
Susan Sarandon.
You making some for yourself?
What?
Coffee.
Yes.
So now you're an alcoholic?
Who's an alcoholic?
I dunno. Tell me,
Roni has to call and tell me there's 80 bottles outside your door?
What do you want? And who's Roni?
"Who's Roni?"
Roni, your neighbor, he called me.
Fine.
Get out of my ass, you and Roni.
Why do you drink so much?
I met someone.
- What? - I met someone.
A woman. Galit.
Don't ask, I'm in love.
Paradise.
Is that the water that was here?
- You drank it? - Yes.
It's MDMA.
Dad…
- I drank MDMA? - Uh-huh.
- Really? - Uh-huh.
Why is there MDMA in my house?
I told you, I'm in love. We're going to a party.
- I'm on MDMA now? - Uh-huh.
Should I throw up?
I guess, shove a finger, throw up.
It's just MDMA, Adam. You've never done MDMA?
- I've never done it. - Never?
No, never.
What can I say… you call yourself me and Mom's son?
What are you doing?
I can't believe there's MDMA in here. Why do you have it here?
- What are you checking? - Did you see how much I had?
I… maybe I have to go to the hospital,
Did you see how much I had?
What are you doing? Dad!
Stop!
- I'm doing you a favor. - What favor?
Okay.
- I swear, you're messed up. - Adam…
Adam.
- You're okay, I'm here. It'll be fun. - Leave me alone.
The train's left the station.
I can't breathe, I mean it.
- You're purple… - It's not funny!
Zvi, I'm hungry.
What are you doing?
Take it off, Zvi. You're not going to the dining hall like that.
Then let's eat out.
- We'll stay here, we'll make something. - I don't want to.
I will. I shopped.
And there's that documentary I recorded for you.
Then let's order in.
- What? - Order in.
- Order what? - Asian.
Are you nuts, Zvi?
Everyone's in the dining hall and we'll have egg rolls? What's that about?
What are you about? The delivery guys will soon have land rights here.
I've had it, I can't take it anymore.
It's over, enough.
Just leave me alone. Not a word.
- I can't. - Where are you going?
Out.
Don't let anyone see you in that shirt!
See? You sensed that I'm thirsty.
That's…
exactly what I mean.
We feel one another.
That's why we don't have to see one another all the time.
You feel me.
I'm shocked you have this.
It's Mom and I.
I wanted to show Galit a picture of Mom.
Galit is paradise…
Galit is paradise, yes.
Look what a redhead I was.
You're over it now.
- Look at Mom. - Uh-huh.
You know what?
I can actually smell her.
She has this scent…
- of something sweet. - Of alcohol.
Wow.
What, Adam?
Like…
why is someone bipolar?
From the start…
Why couldn't it be anyone else?
I fell in love with her when she was manic.
It…
…everything happened so fast,
suddenly she was pregnant and…
Damn.
- Were you happy about the pregnancy? - Uh-uh.
- Was she? - Nope.
Then why didn't you terminate?
Where?
We were in America, no health insurance,
not a dime.
So…
if you had money…
No…
I'm glad I didn't.
I love you, Adam.
I have something to tell you.
Two things to be exact.
One good, one bad.
Start with the bad.
I got someone pregnant.
- Who is she? - Her name's Gali.
Gali?
Gali paradise? Yours…
Gali I met at Midburn.
I don't believe it.
Does she want the baby?
Yes.
Very much. And I…
don't understand why.
A mother is not an age,
it's in the soul.
Your mom was 30 when you came and she wasn't prepared.
It'll be amazing.
Look at me,
you won't be like me.
You'll be wonderful.
It…
had to happen to you in this life.
It's wow!
And I won the lottery.
Exactly. You won the lottery.
Congrats.
Daddy.
Excuse me.
- Are you coming to eat? - Hold on…
we…
I'm sorry, it came out wrong.
We wanted to tell you before
- but we were told not to. - You don't have to apologize.
Why not?
- You sure do. - But we don't have the money yet,
- there's the workshop, so… - Oh, there's the workshop.
It will take time until we get it, so…
but we decided we'd settle things now.
So… we gave it some thought
and what we thought is…
when we get the money we'll give each family
300,000. To each sibling, that is,
300,000 to the folks
and Eti and Shimon will get another 100, for the venue…
Wow! Ruti! Thanks!
- You rock! - Our pleasure.
300,000, that's insane!
You're outta the hole.
But there's time, with the workshop and…
You said that already.
How much did you win?
- What? - Seven million.
So how do you figure 300?
Is there a problem?
I want to know how you arrived at that sum.
We made our calculations, what are you, the IRS?
- I asked my sister, not her boyfriend. - Ofer, he's my fiancé!
- Yeah? - Shimon, let's go.
- Eti, why? - What's 300,000?
How many siblings do you have?
It's a big "fuck you!"
- Eti! - What?
- It's Sabbath… - Sorry.
- Shimon, Imri, Lavi, Liel, home, now. - Naama.
- Eti! - Shimon, get them up.
- Wait, 300 isn't a blessing? - What?
Eti, why?
- I have to explain? - You see?
You have to explain to her…
Eti, I don't understand.
And the waiters were going to be on us.
Waiters? She's giving you 100,000!
Amir. We didn't say it's final.
What would I do if it were me, huh, Ruti?
Don't waste your breath, she doesn't know how to give.
She's giving you 400,000!
That's more than a million just for your family.
I feel so sorry for you.
Home. Now!
You've changed, Ruti.
What did I tell you?
RED STAR OF DAVID
There's rice.
We have to fix this mistake.
Eti will never forgive me.
You don't know her, she's as stubborn as…
My mother was right, we should split it up equally.
They won't come to our wedding.
So they won't.
I have to pay them to come to my wedding?
What are you talking about?
Tut,
I don't know how to say this.
You have to get your priorities in order.
My priorities?
Me or them.
Now I have to choose between you and my family?
I'm your family now.
- That's just it, I'm your family. - Great.
And you're going on about them.
What do you want?!
They're ganging up on me, now you?!
I'm not, Tut,
- it should be crystal clear. - But it's not!
Then we have a problem.
Awesome.
I brought food for you too.
Are you hungry?
How will we know how it ends?
AYELET TARNARI SEARCH
FLED ABROAD AND LEFT A WIFE AND TWO DAUGHTERS BEHIND
GIDON TARNARI'S DAUGHTER: MY DAD DIDN'T FLEE
HE WILL RETURN EVERY SHEKEL
Hi, Ayelet, it's Alex… Latninov…
from your workshop.
Thank you, it's kind of you.
Okay, bye.
Hey, Dad, how are you?
I'm…
fine.
I know you see my texts, can you answer sometimes?