When his wife is in advanced pregnancy, with rent soaring, zero savings, and dozens of scripts in the drawer - Yermi begins to worry. In a casual conversation with his father, he discovers that he does have a promising inheritance: a dunam and a half purchased before the state's establishment by his great-grandmother. But the land is in the West Bank, occupied by settlers' vineyard.
Tuesday | 18.8.26 | 18:30
Location: Rozin Auditorium, Rozin Center
Price: 20 NIS
Film: Grandma's Plot
Speaker: Elad Orenstein, Photographer and Director of the Film
Film Synopsis:
With his wife in advanced pregnancy, rising rent, zero savings, and dozens of scripts in the drawer, Yermi starts to worry. In a casual conversation with his father, it becomes clear that he indeed has a promising inheritance: a dunam and a half purchased before the establishment of the state by his great-grandmother. The problem: the land is located in the West Bank, and a settler vineyard occupies it. Armed with a camera, a map from the Mandate period, and his father, Yermi decides to do everything to reclaim his inheritance. What begins as a mission to find a reasonable housing solution for the growing family turns into a comedic-activist journey, during which one or two Pandora's boxes are opened.
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