Michal Bat-Adam films her life with her partner, director Moshe Mizrahi and their son Daniel.
While shooting, the camera captures the stories of Moshe’s childhood in Alexandria, his immigration to Israel, and his big dream – Paris, all of which would later become the heart of the masterpieces he directed in Israel. Moshe, who won an Oscar for his French film Madame Rosa, wanted to continue and make international films, working overseas.
Michal, who insisted on making independent films, stayed in Israel.
A story of their life walking on parallel paths, struggling to maintain their love and creative partnership even when the sea separates them.
The daily letters become a diary of longing and love for cinema.
