Story Structure — 4 Plot Phases
The Survivor's Peace
Yehoshua, a Holocaust survivor, lives quietly in his building until his neighbor installs an antenna on the roof. The discovery triggers immediate concerns about radiation exposure.
Key Events
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Survivor's Daily Life — Yehoshua, a Holocaust survivor, lives peacefully in his building. Characters: Yehoshua
Location: Apartment Building
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Neighbor's Presence — The neighbor is introduced as a resident in the same building. Location: Building Exterior
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Antenna Installation — Neighbor installs an antenna on the shared rooftop. Location: Building Roof
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Discovery of Antenna — Yehoshua discovers the newly installed antenna on the roof. Characters: Yehoshua
Location: Building Roof
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Radiation Concerns — Yehoshua opposes the antenna due to potential radiation risks. Characters: Yehoshua
Location: Apartment
The Antenna Crisis
Yehoshua decides to wage war against the neighbor over the antenna. His wife and three sons are gradually pulled into the escalating dispute.
Key Events
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Radiation Concerns — Yehoshua opposes the antenna due to potential radiation risks. Characters: Yehoshua
Location: Apartment
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Declaration of War — Yehoshua decides to wage war against his neighbor over the antenna. Characters: Yehoshua
Location: Living Room
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Wife's Involvement — Yehoshua's wife is drawn into the escalating conflict. Location: Apartment
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Eldest Son's Background — Eldest son is introduced as an active IDF officer. Location: Military Base
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Second Son's Background — Second son is introduced as a university lecturer. Location: University
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Youngest Son's Background — Youngest son is introduced as a DJ and drug dealer. Location: Club
Family Mobilization
Each son brings a unique background to the conflict: military discipline, academic research, and street-level tactics. The family unites against the neighbor.
Key Events
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Youngest Son's Background — Youngest son is introduced as a DJ and drug dealer. Location: Club
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Family Mobilization — All three sons and the wife are swept into the vortex of the conflict. Location: Apartment Building
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Ideological Clash — Direct confrontation occurs over the antenna's safety and placement. Characters: Yehoshua
Location: Building Roof
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Military Strategy — Eldest son applies military tactics to organize the family's defense. Location: Family Home
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Academic Debate — Second son uses academic arguments to challenge the neighbor's position. Location: Family Home
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Underground Tactics — Youngest son utilizes his street connections and DJ network. Location: City Streets
War for the Roof
Tactics escalate as the family applies pressure from multiple fronts. The neighbor remains defiant, leading to a high-stakes final confrontation.
Key Events
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Underground Tactics — Youngest son utilizes his street connections and DJ network. Location: City Streets
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Escalating Tensions — The conflict intensifies, affecting the entire building environment. Characters: Yehoshua
Location: Building Exterior
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Radiation Research — Second son researches radiation data to counter Yehoshua's fears. Location: University Lab
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Street Pressure — Youngest son applies pressure through his underground network. Location: Neighborhood
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Military Standoff — Eldest son organizes a physical blockade against the neighbor. Location: Building Entrance
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Neighbor's Defiance — Neighbor refuses to remove the antenna despite family pressure. Location: Building Roof
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Family Unity — Family stands together against the external threat. Characters: Yehoshua
Location: Living Room
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Final Showdown — Ultimate confrontation over the antenna's fate reaches its peak. Characters: Yehoshua
Location: Building Roof
Joshua, an 80-year old Holocaust survivor, discovers one morning, that a cellular antenna was installed on the roof of his house. It turned out that his neighbor has rented his part of the rooftop to a cellular company. Joshua feels a terrible injustice was done. He starts believing that all his diseases and pains are caused by the antenna's radiation. Joshua obsessively starts feeling the radiation everywhere and develops a persecution disorder which risks his life. He goes to war against his neighbor. His wife Sarah, and his 3 adult sons are dragged unwillingly into this vortex. The crisis reveals the personal problems of each of his sons, and they are forced to deal with their father's dark shadow.