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Of course, I understand Hebrew. Translations to English often really "kill" a movie. I vaguely remember the translation as being o.k.

I really enjoyed this movie back in 1976. I had returned to the U.S.A. and had been back for a few years.I always intended to return. This movie really made me want to go back to Israel even more. Now looking back it is sort of ironic. In order to go back to Israel, I would have to leave my family. This movie is about missing (ga'agoo-im) for family. Of course, this movie may seem a bit hokey today. But the message of close family ties, respect for elders and appreciating grandparents is still wholesome values for today. O.K. it is quite corny. But I really did like it. The songs are really really good.

Unfortunately,Boaz Davidson went on to make the series of garbage Lemon Popsicle.

This movie is full of hidden messages and they are political in nature. Assi is saying that after the Yom Kippur War, all the old ways have passed. By not changing, not living in reality not taking responsibility, the older generation lived in a fantasy world that vanished and almost killed off the hope for the future. Assi does this with a lot of T&A. and screwing. Probably most people who saw this movie missed the point. I wonder what they were doing?! Weren't they paying attention to the message?! ;) Well, in order to have this thing printed I need two more lines. I think Yona Eliyan has a beautiful face. Later on in her career when she appeared on television, my toddler (a little boy) couldn't keep his eyes off of her on the television. I think that was back in 1986. Is that enough? I hope so!