An Israeli dramedy about a widow fighting for her burial plot. The performance date was not specified; at the Ashkelon Cultural Center.
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A new Israeli comedy-drama
An original play by Eitan Anner
Direction: Tamar Keinan
Set design: Adam Keller
Costume design: Avia Bash
Music: Dafna Keinan
Lighting design: Matan Friminger
Movement direction: Tal Kon
Assistant director: Ruti Gefen
Artistic consultant: Itai Tzema
Featuring: Esti Zakheim, Khalifa Natour, Michal Shtamler, Oren Cohen / Yoav Donat, Ron Bitterman, Vicky Cohen
When Hannah, a 60-year-old religious widow from Ramat Gan, discovers that a mysterious woman has been buried in the plot reserved for her next to her late husband, she is determined to find out who this woman is and reclaim the place where she planned to spend eternity.
But before long, she realizes that, unintentionally, she has caused an enormous uproar—and now the whole world is against her: the burial society, the community, and even her family.
Her only chance of discovering the identity of the mysterious woman is a retired lawyer named Hanna, an Arab Christian widower from Jaffa who happens to enter her photography shop and agrees to help her.
Together, Hannah and Hanna embark on a journey that will reveal to them both that there is life after death...
A tearfully funny comedy-drama about a woman fighting for a burial plot, only to find herself falling in love with life all over again.
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