Yaël is part of the Israeli family and community that show concern for Schlomo as he struggles to adapt. Her concern places her near the adoptive family supporting him, while Schlomo's fear that acceptance requires him to change completely reveals the emotional difficulty surrounding his relationship with those trying to help him.
Gerusha is the doll given to Misha on her birthday during the years of hiding and displacement. The toy becomes a small source of comfort for the frightened child, offering emotional support while she endures separation from her parents and the dangers surrounding her.
Gabi is a bobbed-haired woman who rents a room with Hezi so they can carry on an affair. Hezi is older, balding, and married, making their relationship a secretive one. Their rented room is part of the film’s overlapping neighborhood lives, unfolding amid the noise of Ezra’s construction site next door.
Jonathan's mother and Daniel's widow. Facing financial hardship after her husband's death, she begins a relationship with bank manager Dedy to secure money. She leaves her son Jonathan in an elderly home under the care of his grandfather. Eliyahu deeply resents her for her past decisions regarding her marriage and pregnancy.
A minor figure associated with the family gathering during the shiva.
Darel is one of three sisters who return to Atlit in 1995 to sell their late parents' home. The reunion brings renewed conflict as buried tensions emerge, but shared experiences and unexpected disruptions also create opportunities for joy and reconciliation. She is closely connected to Cali and Asia in the story's central family bond.
Yaël Abecassis has 37 screen credits in a career dating back to 1992. Their work is anchored in the Gett Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Surviving with Wolves, Alila, Tshuva. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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