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Country: Israel/France, 2026 Director: Dina Zvi-Riklis. Screenplay based on the book by Emilie Moatti. Production: Yifat Perstelnik Films Ltd. Cast: Noa Ohayon, Yael Abecassis, Lior Ashkenazi ⏱ Runtime: 110 minutes 💬 Subtitles: Hebrew and English Israeli pre-premiere screening: winner of three awards at the Haifa International Film Festival An evening marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women Greetings: Mrs. Alona Sold, advisor to the mayor for the advancement of women's status and gender equality; Yona Yahav, Mayor of Haifa Iris Alush, daughter of a family of immigrants from Tunisia, grew up in Netanya with a mother who sewed wedding dresses. She decides to rebel against the fate life had marked out for her, dreams of reinventing herself, and decides to move to Paris. In Paris she feels at ease — she speaks French from home and feels that life is smiling on her in the beautiful city. She finds work in a bistro and lives in a small apartment she shares with Ilan, an Israeli-French journalist, which is his love nest, and enrolls in fashion design studies. But a chance encounter with a charming man on the metro changes her plans and her life. The film screened in the Israeli Cinema Competition at the Haifa Festival and won the Jury Prize for Best Narrative Film, the Screenplay Award, and the Acting Award given to actress Noa Ohayon. 110 minutes, Hebrew and French, Hebrew and English subtitles. Courtesy of United King Films. After the screening there will be a conversation with producer Yifat Perstelnik and director-screenwriter Dina Zvi-Riklis.
