Victory

In the days before the Six-Day War, Amos and Neta leave the Kibbutz and move to Tel Aviv. Their friends, Yael and Slomo, from Netzer Sirani, are disappointed with this decision. When the war breaks out, Shlomo is sent to the frontline, leaving pregnant Yael by herself. Amos is also enlisted and returns changed. Around the axis of this plot, Victory creates a contemporary and subsequent perspective of the war and its results. These national and personal tensions are expressed through songs and dances, and like any musical, subversive questions form from within the lighter tone.