 A slice of life - day after day - in Haifa, where Moshe and Didi s marriage is on the rocks, affairs are casual, and Moshe s angst about health, his parents, sex, communication, and business are pervasive and existential. Moshe s mother is Jewish, his father an Arab; his father may or may not sell ancestral land; his wife and mistress have lovers, one is a close friend; much of Moshe s surroundings seem under construction or in renovation. A cousin watches a security monitor without comment. Is there allegory in this portrait of an anxious Israeli approaching middle age?