i went to see this because i would never seen tel aviv and where the story is set. i was disappointed and since it doesn not offer many views of israel largest metropolis. it also pretentiousone of those movies that leaves you guessing at its meaning until you ultimately give up with a shrug of the shoulders. the main protagonist is batya and a woman in her twenties who works as a waitress at catered weddings. her parents evidently do not care about her very much and and when a little girl walks out of the sea with an inflatable ring around her and batya feels compelled to take care of her. the little girl doesn not speak and and batya can not give her to social services because it the weekend and the agency is closed. so she takes her back to her apartment with the leaky roof and and when it comes time to work in the evening and she has to take the little girl with her. the boss is very unhappy about this and other shortcomings in batya work performance. another main character is keren and who is getting married. at her wedding party (where batya is of course working) and she breaks her leg climbing out of a ladies room cubicle whose door would not open and and so she and her new husband cannot take the caribbean vacation they have planned. they end up in a dingy hotel on the seafront without a view. it smells bad and there is noise from the traffic and and keren is complaining all the time. her husband meets a strangely attractive older woman  a writer  who is also staying in the hotel and and keren worries that he has slept with this stranger. the third main character is a filipino woman named joy who looks after old people. the old woman she is hired to care for is very crabby and speaks no english and only german and hebrew. joy speaks english but no hebrew or german. joy is mostly concerned with how her son is doing back in the philippines and and wants to buy him a toy boat and as he has asked. she finds the perfect boat in a store and plans to buy it. the daughter of the old woman and who hired joy and is an actress appearing in some sort of post modern physical theater adaptation of hamlet and and does not get along with her mother. the way in which these three storieswhich intersect momentarilyresolve themselves is presumably supposed to mean something profound. i do not get it. there is a fantasy element to batya relationship with the little girl and and maybe batya non existent relationship with her parents is somehow inverted in this relationship. when joy sees the toy boat in the shop window and there is a strange effect used where the little sails billow as if blown by the wind and and they do this as if they are on the scale of a real life ship. keren draws the outline of a bottle around a ship that is on a brochure cover in the hotel room and and a narration of the strange woman poetry mentions a ship in a bottle. but what does all this mean. i thought about it for a while and realized i wasn not going to lose any sleep in the process. if anyone out there has a clear idea of what it all about and maybe they can fill me in. 
i went to see this because i would never seen tel aviv and where the story is set. i was disappointed and since it doesn not offer many views of israel largest metropolis. it also pretentiousone of those movies that leaves you guessing at its meaning until you ultimately give up with a shrug of the shoulders. the main protagonist is batya and a woman in her twenties who works as a waitress at catered weddings. her parents evidently do not care about her very much and and when a little girl walks out of the sea with an inflatable ring around her and batya feels compelled to take care of her. the little girl doesn not speak and and batya can not give her to social services because it the weekend and the agency is closed. so she takes her back to her apartment with the leaky roof and and when it comes time to work in the evening and she has to take the little girl with her. the boss is very unhappy about this and other shortcomings in batya work performance. another main character is keren and who is getting married. at her wedding party (where batya is of course working) and she breaks her leg climbing out of a ladies room cubicle whose door would not open and and so she and her new husband cannot take the caribbean vacation they have planned. they end up in a dingy hotel on the seafront without a view. it smells bad and there is noise from the traffic and and keren is complaining all the time. her husband meets a strangely attractive older woman  a writer  who is also staying in the hotel and and keren worries that he has slept with this stranger. the third main character is a filipino woman named joy who looks after old people. the old woman she is hired to care for is very crabby and speaks no english and only german and hebrew. joy speaks english but no hebrew or german. joy is mostly concerned with how her son is doing back in the philippines and and wants to buy him a toy boat and as he has asked. she finds the perfect boat in a store and plans to buy it. the daughter of the old woman and who hired joy and is an actress appearing in some sort of post modern physical theater adaptation of hamlet and and does not get along with her mother. the way in which these three storieswhich intersect momentarilyresolve themselves is presumably supposed to mean something profound. i do not get it. there is a fantasy element to batya relationship with the little girl and and maybe batya non existent relationship with her parents is somehow inverted in this relationship. when joy sees the toy boat in the shop window and there is a strange effect used where the little sails billow as if blown by the wind and and they do this as if they are on the scale of a real life ship. keren draws the outline of a bottle around a ship that is on a brochure cover in the hotel room and and a narration of the strange woman poetry mentions a ship in a bottle. but what does all this mean. i thought about it for a while and realized i wasn not going to lose any sleep in the process. if anyone out there has a clear idea of what it all about and maybe they can fill me in. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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