Dasi, a young woman who has left the ultra-Orthodox world, seeks out her beloved son Zeevi, from whom she has been estranged since her departure from the faith. Hoping to share a meaningful moment, she meets him in a secluded park to celebrate his birthday and gives him a pair of walkie-talkies as a gift.

But as their brief reunion unfolds, the depth of the alienation and the ideological indoctrination Zeevi has absorbed becomes heartbreakingly clear. This is an intimate story of maternal love, identity, and the heavy price of choosing a different path.

This movie is part of our Short Films evening at Narberth Theater. The screenings will be followed by a Q&A and discussion with Peter Decherney, a Professor of Cinema & Media Studies at the University of Pennsylvania.