The Flat

Overview

A Tel Aviv flat, home to the director's grandparents since their immigration in the 1930s, becomes a portal to the past after his grandmother's death at 98. As the family clears out the space, they uncover a trove of personal artifacts—photos, letters, and documents—that unveil a complex and troubled history. What starts as a mundane task evolves into a captivating journey, exploring hidden family dynamics, unexpected friendships that transcend borders, and national interests, ultimately exposing secrets better left buried. The narrative intertwines personal and political threads, making for a deeply compelling experience.