Ori Paniri

Binyamin moved to Tel Aviv after coming out as gay and facing the trauma following his brother death for which he feels responsible. Binyamin's life takes turn when his relationship with Avinoam, the pub owner where he works, grows closer.

Omer's poster of his ex-boyfriend Ori falls off the wall. Omer becomes re-obsessed and starts a journey of mixed emotions, to discover if they could get back together. Omer uses his only excuse to meet Ori, a haircut.

Idan and Elad, both straight, meet for the first time after they are picked up by a girl they each meet at a bar. The three of them go back to her place and end up in bed together but the men, during the act, are inexplicably unable to take their eyes off each other. After the girl has fallen asleep, Idan and Elad, sitting in bed and unable to sleep, initiate an awkward conversation, both trying to reach out to the other and understand those new feelings stirring inside of them.

A lone soldier deserts the war, driven by a death wish. An encounter with a mysterious man, Don Juan, offers him a new path to cope with his suffering. This film is a philosophical and emotional journey through life, death, and everything in between.