A touching comedy by Tomer Rosenman, directed by Yehiel Semel. The story follows a couple planning to end their lives together after 50 years of marriage, whose plans are disrupted by the arrival of their daughter. The event takes place at the Habima Theatre in Hebrew.
A touching comedy by Tomer Rosenman
Director: Yaeli Semel
After fifty years of happy marriage and three children, Izi and Tiki decide to end their lives together—calmly, with dignity, on a pre-arranged day and hour, using a Clean Exit kit. The house is already prepared for the week of mourning: farewell letters are neatly laid out on the table, cola is chilling in the refrigerator—all details thought through meticulously.
But at the very last moment, on the threshold of that fateful step, their eldest daughter unexpectedly knocks on the door. From that moment on, the carefully constructed plan begins to crumble, turning into a series of glitches and misunderstandings.
Soon, all the children gather at their parents' home, trying to understand what happened to their father and mother—and what drove them to make such a desperate decision?
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