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00:00:00Hello, hi. How are you? Welcome. Thank you. Please.
00:00:30Please turn it down a little bit. Thank you. Thank you.
00:00:47Here we go. Oh, we're here. Yeah. Great. Thank you very much and keep the change.
00:00:58Thank you. Thank you. Enjoy.
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00:02:09Uh, hello?
00:02:16I'm not sure I have the right place.
00:02:19It's apartment six, isn't it?
00:02:21Yeah.
00:02:22Oh.
00:02:24I'm Michael.
00:02:25I'm subletting the apartment.
00:02:27Yeah, yes, no, but that's tomorrow.
00:02:29We have the wrong date.
00:02:31Uh, no, I don't think so.
00:02:35Um, yeah.
00:02:36Okay, so here it says the 8th.
00:02:40Right.
00:02:42And that's tomorrow?
00:02:43Tomorrow's the 8th?
00:02:44Uh, no, tomorrow's the night.
00:02:46Today's the 8th.
00:02:48Today's the 8th?
00:02:49Yeah.
00:02:51Who's sure today's the 7th?
00:02:52Uh, come.
00:02:53Come, please come in.
00:02:55You sure?
00:02:55Yeah, yeah.
00:02:56I'm sorry about the mess.
00:02:58I'm really sorry about the mess.
00:02:59We were up all night shooting something for my class,
00:03:02and I didn't sleep for two days now,
00:03:04so I just forgot what day it is.
00:03:06I was sure today's the 7th.
00:03:07Um, just give me a few minutes,
00:03:10and I will organize everything, okay?
00:03:12I will make this place look good as new.
00:03:14Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh
00:03:44Actually, I think it might be better if I just booked myself into a hotel.
00:03:48No, please, please, I'm almost finished. Five minutes.
00:03:50No, thank you, but I think I'd be better off if I stayed at a hotel tomorrow.
00:03:53Listen, I promise.
00:03:55I...
00:03:57Sorry, I have to answer.
00:03:58It's my mom, and she won't stop calling me if I don't answer. Sorry.
00:04:02If I can go to the house later...
00:04:05No, I can't do it, my mom. What's the time?
00:04:06I don't want to ask me to do this.
00:04:09No, no, no. If I can go to the house later, I can go to the house now. Bye. Bye.
00:04:13Come. I will show you the house. There are a lot of things.
00:04:20Do you really want to go to a hotel?
00:04:22Look around you. This is like the coolest neighborhood ever.
00:04:24You know, there was even an article in Tamil, London,
00:04:28about the sexiest neighborhoods in the world, and guess who won?
00:04:33Please stay.
00:04:35I'm sorry about my fuck-up, but I promise you this is a great apartment,
00:04:39and, um, I don't know how else to say it,
00:04:42but, uh...
00:04:44I really need the money.
00:05:12And I'll make it a lot.
00:05:14I'm sorry if...
00:05:16...
00:05:16...
00:05:20I'm sorry.
00:05:20I'm sorry.
00:05:24Yeah.
00:05:24I'm sorry, man.
00:05:25I just-
00:05:26I mean, I love the money.
00:05:27I'm sorry.
00:05:28You're good.
00:05:29I really want to go to the house.
00:05:30Bye-bye.
00:05:31Bye-bye.
00:05:32Be careful.
00:05:33So...
00:05:33Bye-bye.
00:05:34Bye-bye.
00:05:35Bye-bye.
00:05:36Bye-bye.
00:05:37Bye-bye.
00:05:38Bye-bye.
00:05:38Bye-bye.
00:05:39Bye-bye.
00:05:39Bye-bye.
00:05:40Bye-bye.
00:05:41Let's go.
00:06:11You want to see me?
00:06:13I'll take you.
00:06:15I'll take you to my left.
00:06:17We'll take you to my left.
00:06:19I've already had a lot of information.
00:06:21I'll take you to my left.
00:06:25Listen, I'll take you to my left with the measures,
00:06:29and I'll give you a second.
00:06:41Thank you very much.
00:07:11Your window is just far home
00:07:16Last time your hair gets好了
00:07:21If you leave or – for the sun
00:07:23You can't wait for yourself
00:07:27They'll take Unlike One
00:07:28Love and Two
00:07:30A Man
00:07:31From Dr. Koch
00:07:33Eventually we started to build pense
00:07:35Anotherуд bitter
00:07:39I'm gonna have to go to the next one.
00:07:41I'm gonna have to go to the next one.
00:08:09I'm gonna have to go to the next one.
00:08:39Oh, hi.
00:08:41Hi.
00:08:42Hang on just a second.
00:08:43Just trying to, um...
00:08:45Who are you murdering over there?
00:08:47Just trying to open a bottle of wine.
00:08:49With a knife?
00:08:50Couldn't find a corkscrew.
00:08:52There we go.
00:08:56Tried you earlier.
00:08:58I was getting worried.
00:08:59Oh, yeah, sorry.
00:09:00My, uh, my battery died.
00:09:02Okay.
00:09:03So how was your flight?
00:09:05Did you get some sleep?
00:09:07Not much.
00:09:08Why didn't you take a pill?
00:09:10I did.
00:09:11Two of them.
00:09:12Oh.
00:09:13I've, uh, gotta get Berger to give me something stronger when I get back.
00:09:16I-I thought he did.
00:09:18I wish he had.
00:09:19He said he'd think about raising the dose when I get back.
00:09:22Okay.
00:09:24So how's Tel Aviv?
00:09:26I haven't seen that much of it.
00:09:28It's kind of a strange mixture.
00:09:30Not sure I can figure it out.
00:09:32You always say that, and you always do by the fifth day.
00:09:35I guess.
00:09:36How's the apartment?
00:09:37How's the apartment?
00:09:38The apartment.
00:09:40It's decent.
00:09:41Decent?
00:09:42It's okay, you know.
00:09:44Well, why-why don't you show me around?
00:09:46Uh, let's see.
00:09:48There you go.
00:09:51There's the bathroom.
00:09:52You don't want to go in there.
00:09:54Um, here's my desk.
00:09:57Very low-hanging chandelier.
00:10:00Something like that.
00:10:01Yeah.
00:10:02And here's the living room.
00:10:05You know, it's pretty standard.
00:10:07Wait.
00:10:08What's-what's that on the wall?
00:10:10It's Nightmare on Elm Street.
00:10:12Oh, part two.
00:10:14Freddy's Revenge.
00:10:15Who hangs movie posters in their living room?
00:10:18He's a kid.
00:10:19I think he's a film student or something.
00:10:22Ah, a room with a view.
00:10:25Well, it wouldn't go that far.
00:10:27Just the other buildings.
00:10:29There are the neighbors over there.
00:10:35It's too dark to see anything, but it's actually a pretty cool location.
00:10:39It was just chosen by Time Out London as one of the sexiest new neighborhoods in the world, so...
00:10:44Well, Time Out London makes mistakes, too.
00:10:47Heh.
00:10:48You're such a snob.
00:10:50Here we are, back in the kitchen.
00:10:53Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:10:54Go back to the fridge.
00:10:56Is that the kid?
00:10:57Um...
00:10:58Zoom in.
00:10:59Yep.
00:11:00That's him.
00:11:01Oh, my God.
00:11:02He's hot.
00:11:03Oh, stop.
00:11:04He could be his dad.
00:11:05But I'm not.
00:11:07Is he gay?
00:11:08I don't know.
00:11:11Okay.
00:11:12I can see you're not in the mood.
00:11:13Sorry.
00:11:14I'm just exhausted.
00:11:15Fine.
00:11:16I understand.
00:11:17Go to bed.
00:11:18Okay.
00:11:19Good night.
00:11:20Night.
00:11:21And don't forget to take your pills.
00:11:22I won't.
00:11:23I won't.
00:11:24Don't worry.
00:11:25I love you.
00:11:26I love you, too.
00:11:43I love you, too.
00:11:44I'm sorry.
00:11:45I'm sorry.
00:11:46It's a long, too.
00:11:48I sweetly.
00:11:49I'll try it.
00:11:50Hang on up.
00:11:51I don't want to worry about it.
00:11:52I come to bed.
00:11:53I saw my dream.
00:11:54I had to go to bed.
00:11:55I don't know.
00:11:56I promise you've got a bad night.
00:11:57I didn't know that I was looking for you.
00:11:58I was looking for you.
00:11:59I'm not sure.
00:12:00You're not.
00:12:01You're ready.
00:12:02I'm looking for you.
00:12:03And you're looking for me.
00:12:34David Tartakovich is best known for his politically provocative posters.
00:12:39His style features minimalist compositions that use images taken from the media mixed with slogans and text inspired by Russian constructivism.
00:12:48He has said,
00:12:50My work is often considered a protest. It's not. It's a reaction. You have to go with the truth all the way. Otherwise, what have you accomplished?
00:13:01In one iconic poster, a little boy with one eye shot, possibly shot by a soldier, is juxtaposed with a child's drawing of a flower and the words, Daddy, what are you doing in the occupied territories?
00:13:15One of his most famous works was the logo he designed for the Peace Now movement in 1978.
00:13:22The deceptively simple logo combines the words peace and now and uses no other symbol or design.
00:13:30It became the first widely used political sticker in Israel.
00:13:36His work began to criticize the political establishment even more sharply after the euphoria.
00:13:42The deceptively simple and the word is the word.
00:13:43Hello?
00:13:44Hi, is this David?
00:13:45Um, no. This is his husband, Michael.
00:13:48Hi, Michael. It's Suzanne Shreve calling from the IBS clinic.
00:13:52Oh, hi, Suzanne.
00:13:54Actually, I have some terrific news for you and David.
00:13:56What's that?
00:13:57We've located a new surrogate for you.
00:14:00Uh, I'm sorry. I'm not sure I understand.
00:14:03Well, of course, we'd like to set up an appointment for both of you to meet her and give you a chance to form an impression.
00:14:07Uh-huh.
00:14:08See how you feel.
00:14:09She's young, very bright. She's getting an MSW at Rutgers.
00:14:13Oh, s-sorry. When was the last time you spoke with David?
00:14:17Oh, uh, about a month ago.
00:14:19I promised I'd give him a call and then let me have a match.
00:14:30Hey, Gomer! Hey!
00:14:53Hey!
00:14:54Hey!
00:14:55Hey!
00:14:56Hey!
00:14:57Hey!
00:14:58Bye!
00:15:01Hello!
00:15:02Hello!
00:15:03Why are you?
00:15:04Okay, what's going on?
00:15:05Why are you?
00:15:06What's happening?
00:15:07Hi!
00:15:08Hey!
00:15:09What's going on?
00:15:10Bye, I'll be back!
00:15:11Bye!
00:15:12Bye!
00:15:13Bye!
00:15:14Bye!
00:15:15Bye!
00:15:16Bye!
00:15:17Bye!
00:15:18Bye!
00:15:19Bye!
00:15:20Bye!
00:15:21Bye!
00:15:22Bye!
00:15:23Bye!
00:15:24Bye!
00:15:25Bye!
00:15:26Bye!
00:15:27Oh, hi.
00:15:40Sorry.
00:15:42I didn't know if you were awake.
00:15:43I just wanted to take something I left here.
00:15:44Oh, no worries.
00:15:45Come on inside.
00:15:46I'll take it and leave.
00:15:46It's in my room.
00:15:47One minute.
00:15:57Sorry, man.
00:16:02I just had to grab my weed.
00:16:04Can't really fall asleep without it.
00:16:05Yeah, sure.
00:16:06Totally get that.
00:16:08So, we good?
00:16:09You okay?
00:16:10Need anything from me?
00:16:11You want some of this, maybe?
00:16:12No.
00:16:13No, I'm good.
00:16:15Hey, uh, you hungry?
00:16:17I just bought some breakfast.
00:16:18You're welcome to join me.
00:16:23Sweetbox?
00:16:23Yeah, according to my research,
00:16:25it's the best bakery in town.
00:16:27What?
00:16:28It's funny that someone has to come from New York
00:16:31to tell me that the best bakery in town
00:16:32is just around the corner.
00:16:34Are they good?
00:16:35Well, you're welcome to try one.
00:16:37To tell you the truth,
00:16:38I don't really eat anything before lunch.
00:16:40My breakfast is just like coffee and a cigarette.
00:16:43Do you mind?
00:16:43Actually, um, mm.
00:16:47So, what are you doing in Israel,
00:16:51if it's okay to ask?
00:16:52Oh, of course.
00:16:53I'm a travel writer.
00:16:54I write a column for the New York Times.
00:16:56Oh, really?
00:16:56Yeah, it's called the Intrepid Traveler.
00:16:59Intrepid?
00:17:00Intrepid.
00:17:01It means, I don't know, resourceful, brave,
00:17:03someone who won't give up,
00:17:05who's strong in the face of adversity.
00:17:08It's just a name, though.
00:17:10So you're not really intrepid?
00:17:12I try to be.
00:17:14The idea is to write about the city as it really is,
00:17:17the local city, not the touristy version.
00:17:20Hmm.
00:17:20It's your first time in Tel Aviv?
00:17:24It's actually my second.
00:17:26It was here for my bar mitzvah,
00:17:28but that was in Jerusalem about 100 years ago.
00:17:32Probably wasn't such a great visit
00:17:33if it took you so long to come back.
00:17:34You are right about that.
00:17:37It's kind of a difficult visit.
00:17:39My parents were, they were constantly fighting.
00:17:43In fact, a couple of months after that,
00:17:45they were divorced.
00:17:46Oh, yeah.
00:17:48So what did he say when you told them
00:17:49that you were coming back here?
00:17:50Who?
00:17:50Oh, my parents.
00:17:53Oh.
00:17:54My mom passed away a couple of years ago.
00:17:56I'm sorry.
00:17:57I have to remember not to ask people over 50 these questions.
00:17:59I always do that.
00:18:01It's okay.
00:18:03My dad is still very much alive,
00:18:04and I think he'll be happy when I tell him I came back.
00:18:10Well, I hope this time you'll have a better experience.
00:18:12I think Israelis really try to be nice to tourists.
00:18:16Yeah, they want to feed you.
00:18:17They want to tell you stories,
00:18:18speak English with you,
00:18:20even if they don't know how to speak English.
00:18:23Just want you to like them.
00:18:25Why do you think that is?
00:18:28I don't know.
00:18:30Maybe it's because we are in the Middle East,
00:18:31but we want to be treated like we are in the West.
00:18:34Wow.
00:18:34Can I quote you on that?
00:18:37Are you making fun of me?
00:18:39Because I was only trying to...
00:18:40No, no, I wasn't.
00:18:41I meant that.
00:18:42That was interesting.
00:18:44Okay.
00:18:46So what's the plan?
00:18:48You have a plan, right?
00:18:51Oh, yes, yes.
00:18:52Not only do I have a plan,
00:18:54I have a list.
00:18:56Everything that's highlighted in yellow,
00:18:58that's top priority.
00:18:59And then...
00:19:00Nevet Sedek,
00:19:02Sagona,
00:19:03Mantaray Beach,
00:19:04Tel Aviv Museum.
00:19:05Aren't all those the must-sees?
00:19:07Yeah, yeah.
00:19:08If you are a Jewish princess on her birthright tour, yeah.
00:19:11These places are like the most cliché thing ever.
00:19:14Florentine?
00:19:17Yeah, and we're not going to go to watch you, you know.
00:19:19All right, we've been doing nothing.
00:19:22Plus,
00:19:23you know what I mean?
00:19:25See me in the machine.
00:19:26Come on.
00:19:27What's wrong?
00:19:29I stole my fucking bike.
00:19:30Second time in six months.
00:19:32All right.
00:19:33All right.
00:19:34Calm down.
00:19:35I'm not sure I follow.
00:19:37You're saying you actually know who stole your bike?
00:19:39Not exactly.
00:19:40But if I'm lucky,
00:19:41it's all into that bike shop over there.
00:19:43Last time those fuckers stole my bike,
00:19:45I found me there.
00:19:45I'm lucky.
00:19:46I'm lucky enough.
00:19:47I'm lucky enough.
00:19:48I'm lucky enough.
00:19:48I'm lucky enough.
00:19:49I'm lucky enough.
00:19:55Aופניים מעולים, 500 שקל.
00:19:57Givolti אותם השבוע, חדשים מהנעילו.
00:19:59Waala.
00:20:00Kiamrat חדשים,
00:20:00לא נסו עליהם בכלל.
00:20:01Sine's שלי.
00:20:02Aופניים שלי,
00:20:03גנבולתם ימים בבוקר.
00:20:04Pops שניים, חצי שנה.
00:20:05שהם חדשים,
00:20:06אני אומר לך.
00:20:06500 שקל.
00:20:07T'agiltere,
00:20:08לא קוראים שניים מכם,
00:20:09שלי.
00:20:09גנבולתם לפני כמה שעות,
00:20:10הספת את הברודים האלה,
00:20:15100 שקל.
00:20:18400.
00:20:19שמע,
00:20:19אתה חייבי סרט,
00:20:20זה אופניים שלי.
00:20:21אתה רוצה אוכחרשמן בקשל גארפיל
00:20:22מתאחת למושבים?
00:20:24טוב,
00:20:24תביש לו 250.
00:20:26שקל אני הולך שלמך,
00:20:27אתה יודע מה?
00:20:28כבר.
00:20:28נותה, נותה,
00:20:29נותה, נותה,
00:20:30נותה, נותה,
00:20:30נותה, נותה,
00:20:30נותה,
00:20:31נותה,
00:20:31נותה,
00:20:32נותה,
00:20:32נותה,
00:20:32נותה,
00:20:33אי,י,י,י,י,י.
00:20:34He's lying.
00:20:35He said it's not my bike.
00:20:36He wants me to pay 500 tracos
00:20:38for my bike.
00:20:39Then why don't you just call the police?
00:20:40It's your bike.
00:20:41I get it.
00:20:42I don't want to do that.
00:20:43Why not?
00:20:43The police in this area are racist.
00:20:46And the immigrants,
00:20:47the money they have to pay a lawyer,
00:20:48they have to steal another 30 bikes.
00:20:50That's decent of you.
00:20:51I don't think I could be that cool about it.
00:20:53I mean,
00:20:53it is your bike after all.
00:20:54I know.
00:20:55I'm gonna come back later.
00:20:56I know this guy's son.
00:20:57I'll talk to people.
00:21:06You want some juice?
00:21:07Sure.
00:21:09This is the best pomegranate juice
00:21:10you're gonna get in Tel Aviv.
00:21:11Maybe in the world.
00:21:13Alan?
00:21:13Alan?
00:21:14Can I ask you two mitzrimon?
00:21:15No, 30 שקלים.
00:21:16בבקשה.
00:21:21Do you have small change, maybe?
00:21:31Boy, you're right.
00:21:32This is good.
00:21:33I told you.
00:21:36No, no, no, no.
00:21:45Thirsty, huh?
00:21:47Yeah.
00:21:47Huh.
00:21:51You hungry?
00:21:52A little.
00:21:53Because there's a great restaurant,
00:21:55I know,
00:21:55with really good Israeli food.
00:21:57Sounds good.
00:21:59But we'll have to wait till three.
00:22:01Why?
00:22:02Because they have a happy hour.
00:22:04You know,
00:22:04all the food is half price.
00:22:06two hours from now.
00:22:08If you're hungry,
00:22:09we could go now.
00:22:10I'm happy to pay.
00:22:11No, no.
00:22:12It's okay.
00:22:12I can wait.
00:22:12No problem.
00:22:13No problem.
00:22:14Okay.
00:22:15I can wait.
00:22:16I can wait.
00:22:16I can wait.
00:22:16I can wait.
00:22:17You're hungry.
00:22:20I can wait.
00:22:21Thank you very much.
00:22:51So, two hummus with cool, one meat soup, one Israeli salad, and rice with beans.
00:23:10Amen.
00:23:11Great.
00:23:12How about some shots on the house?
00:23:13No, no, no, I'm great.
00:23:16Never say no to free shots.
00:23:20I'm fine with the beer.
00:23:22It's a little early in the day for me to start drinking a harak.
00:23:25Don't worry, I'll drink yours.
00:23:27That's for you?
00:23:28Nah, that's for you.
00:23:32Hi.
00:23:32Hi.
00:23:33Hi, I'm good.
00:23:44So, do you write only about travel or also about other things?
00:23:48What do you mean?
00:23:49I googled you.
00:23:50So, you wrote a book once, unless there's another writer named Michael Green.
00:23:56Complications.
00:23:57It says it was a thrilling debut.
00:23:59Yes.
00:24:00It was many, many, many years ago.
00:24:02What was it about?
00:24:04Ah.
00:24:05It was about the world I lived in back then.
00:24:07New York City in the late 80s, early 90s.
00:24:10What, like AIDS and stuff like that?
00:24:12Well, it's so depressing.
00:24:14Why does everything always have to go back to that?
00:24:16Well, I didn't go back.
00:24:18I was there.
00:24:19I sort of wrote the book in real time.
00:24:22My first boyfriend, he died of AIDS.
00:24:24Fuck.
00:24:26Enjoy.
00:24:34Enjoy.
00:24:37Thanks.
00:24:38is that not what you ordered this but it said more onion i hate it how do you eat food without
00:24:59onions that's what gives it all the flavor what uh yes it's like a hebrew for yuck x not x
00:25:11so um what about you tomer what kind of movies do you uh want to make in the future
00:25:25or in the future i'm already making them oh great so what are they about what are they about
00:25:31it's hard to explain it's kind of artistic horror i guess but i don't want to like put it in a box
00:25:40you know i i i want to make films that will punch you in the face you know uh i'd rather make my
00:25:45audience vomit than just being fine with it yeah i think cinema should should physically shake you
00:25:52up like like a roller coaster okay
00:25:57my number do you need anything yeah you have uh everything you need from the apartment yeah
00:26:07where are you staying uh last night i went to my mother but i don't do it again it's too far
00:26:13where will you be tonight sure
00:26:17you know what's the shittiest thing maybe i forgot to lock them forget sometimes
00:26:28so have fun yeah enjoy real tel aviv uh wait why don't you just stay here tonight
00:26:37until you figure something out thanks but it's cool i'm used to subletting my place and crashing at
00:26:42other people's are you sure yeah i mean you just stay on the sofa maybe in return you could continue
00:26:49to be my tour guide keep showing me around the city like you did today are you serious yeah what if
00:26:58i'm like a serial killer or you you could be a serial killer i mean you never know
00:27:06so um i could just be here
00:27:13It's a good one.
00:27:34So, um, I could just be here.
00:27:37Yeah.
00:27:37And you don't have to worry about...
00:27:39Okay.
00:27:43So, um, I could just be here.
00:28:13So, um, I could just be here.
00:28:43So, um, I could just be here.
00:29:13So, um, I could just be here.
00:29:15So, um, I could just be here.
00:29:17So, um, I could just be here.
00:29:21I could just be here.
00:29:23I could just be here.
00:29:25I could just be here.
00:29:27I could just be here.
00:29:29I could just be here.
00:29:31I could just be here.
00:29:33I could just be here.
00:29:35I could just be here.
00:29:37I could just be here.
00:29:39I could just be here.
00:29:41I could just be here.
00:29:42I could just be here.
00:29:43I could just be here.
00:29:44I could just be here.
00:29:45I could just be here.
00:29:46I could just be here.
00:29:47I could just be here.
00:29:48I could just be here.
00:29:49I could just be here.
00:29:50So, uh, you could just be here.
00:29:51OK.
00:29:52I could just be here.
00:29:53You could just be here.
00:29:54I could just be here.
00:29:55Oh, so it's not meant to be scary?
00:29:57It's not meant to be anything.
00:29:59It's what you bring to it. It's...
00:30:01It's what you see.
00:30:03Oh, interesting.
00:30:06Interesting.
00:30:08What?
00:30:09You're probably into what? Romantic comedies? Musicals?
00:30:12Is that a crime?
00:30:14No, but it's very unoriginal to be a gay man who loves musicals.
00:30:18Would they have, like, a poster of Liza Minnelli in her living room?
00:30:21What's wrong with musicals?
00:30:25Nothing.
00:30:26And that's a problem. Everyone's so happy and so gay.
00:30:30And what's wrong with that?
00:30:31It's not a question of wrong. It's a question of...
00:30:34Not all of us like cheesy romance and happy endings.
00:30:42Come on.
00:30:43Come on, come on. I'll take the door.
00:30:44What's wrong?
00:30:46Who is it?
00:30:48Michael, Daria, Daria, Michael.
00:30:51Hey, nice to meet you.
00:30:53We just saw you in Tomer's film.
00:30:56Mm.
00:30:57You were very good.
00:30:58Don't believe me. We didn't like you.
00:30:59I did.
00:31:02You're welcome to come in.
00:31:03I...
00:31:04I'm afraid.
00:31:05I'm afraid.
00:31:06I'm afraid.
00:31:07I'm afraid of him.
00:31:09I'm afraid of him.
00:31:11I'm afraid of him.
00:31:13Daria and her boyfriend, Amir, had a fight.
00:31:15We didn't fight. We broke up.
00:31:16Don't worry. This happens every two weeks.
00:31:18I think they do it just to have a lot of makeup sets.
00:31:20This time it's different, Tomer.
00:31:22What did he do this time?
00:31:23What did he do?
00:31:24Well, right in the middle of rehearsal,
00:31:26he stops everything and says I'm ruining the dance.
00:31:28Me.
00:31:29He cursed me in fucking Arabic.
00:31:31And it wasn't about anything that happened in the rehearsal.
00:31:33It was all about something I said about his family a few days ago.
00:31:36What did you say about his family?
00:31:37That maybe he shouldn't invite them.
00:31:39That maybe it's not for them.
00:31:41Maybe it's too provocative.
00:31:43I didn't say it in a racist way, you know?
00:31:46In a...
00:31:47In what?
00:31:48A racist way.
00:31:49Oh.
00:31:50Fuck, I don't know if I want my parents to come either.
00:31:52Dalia and Amir have a dance show.
00:31:54It opens tomorrow.
00:31:55Oh, great.
00:31:56I love dance.
00:31:57Yeah.
00:32:01Here.
00:32:02You're invited.
00:32:06Wow.
00:32:07Interesting.
00:32:08Is this Arabic?
00:32:10Yes, Amir is Arabic.
00:32:12And also a pain in the ass.
00:32:14So everything we do has to have Arabic in it.
00:32:17Even if it's not connected at all.
00:32:19Tomorrow is their premiere and then I'm moving to Berlin together.
00:32:22Yeah.
00:32:23What, you're leaving Israel?
00:32:25Yes.
00:32:26But I thought you were breaking up.
00:32:27We are breaking up.
00:32:28So why are you moving to Berlin with him?
00:32:30Tomer, tamut!
00:32:31My best friend is dumping me.
00:32:33I told you you could come too, but you didn't want to.
00:32:35Of course I want to, but I need to finish university first, you know?
00:32:38Mm-hmm.
00:32:39Tomer can't move away because his mother is stuck in the kibbutz.
00:32:42You will never leave her.
00:32:43That's bullshit.
00:32:45So what do you plan on doing in Berlin?
00:32:49Um, basically the same thing.
00:32:51Dance.
00:32:52Only with some more people in the audience.
00:32:54Maybe there I can afford more than a kid smell like McDonald's.
00:32:57Oh.
00:32:58Is that the big dream then?
00:33:00Mm.
00:33:01What, the big back?
00:33:03No, I'm fine.
00:33:05I don't know.
00:33:06I guess I've just given up trying to make it happen here.
00:33:09Why?
00:33:11It's so hard to be an artist here, you know?
00:33:16You have to beg the government for budgets and then pray that anyone comes,
00:33:20especially if your partner is a Palestinian.
00:33:23Mm.
00:33:24A couple of years ago we had a big new show.
00:33:27A week before the Primera, everything in Gaza got crazy.
00:33:33Like missile attacks, bombings, you know, all that shit.
00:33:36And at the end we performed in front of three people.
00:33:40Tomer was one of them.
00:33:43Well, I hate to be the guy who says when I was your age, but...
00:33:46When I was your age?
00:33:47But really, we protested.
00:33:51We got arrested.
00:33:53We did everything we could to change the world.
00:33:56I mean, maybe it wasn't very much, but some things did change.
00:34:04I don't know.
00:34:06Maybe this is my protest.
00:34:09To leave this place and think only of myself for once.
00:34:13To really leave, not only survive.
00:34:18Isn't it odd that you're moving to Germany?
00:34:21A place that symbolizes Jewish tragedy.
00:34:25What's so funny?
00:34:36Nothing, we're just high.
00:34:37But you know that Berlin's like the coolest place for many years.
00:34:41Tons of young Israelis moved there.
00:34:55I don't have the mainland I bought the ties that they've known for.
00:34:57I don't wanna eat anyway today.
00:34:58I use my
00:35:18I believe that this isn't what may be.
00:38:01Bye.
00:38:02Bye.
00:38:03Bye.
00:38:04Bye.
00:38:05Bye.
00:38:06Is that your boyfriend?
00:38:16I don't have a boyfriend.
00:38:20We're just hanging out.
00:38:21We're just hanging out, that's all.
00:38:22He wanted more, but I'm not into all that.
00:38:26Why?
00:38:27Just not.
00:38:29People today are so desperate for love and relationships.
00:38:34So when you meet someone cold, they immediately wants to define and label.
00:38:37I mean, why would I want to have sex with only one person, you know?
00:38:41I don't want to tie myself down to anyone.
00:38:45A man, a woman, one partner, two partners, even a hundred partners, you know?
00:38:49I just want to enjoy everything life has to offer.
00:38:53Sure, but one of the things this world has to offer is the love of another human being.
00:39:02Some might even say it's the best thing life has to offer.
00:39:08You still fuck?
00:39:11Excuse me?
00:39:13You and, uh, David, you still have sex?
00:39:17Well...
00:39:18You don't have to answer this question if you don't want to.
00:39:20No.
00:39:21No, no.
00:39:22I'm perfectly okay answering.
00:39:23It's just that, well, yeah, we do occasionally have sex.
00:39:29Occasionally?
00:39:31What does it mean?
00:39:33What does that mean?
00:39:35It means occasionally.
00:39:37Obviously, as our relationship evolves, some things happen less frequently than they once did.
00:39:43And I'm not just talking about sex.
00:39:46Lots of things change.
00:39:48So you have an open relationship?
00:39:50No.
00:39:52Not as far as I know, but...
00:39:55Wow.
00:39:57I can't imagine no sex life. I mean, that would kill me.
00:40:00Well, I didn't say there was no...
00:40:01Forget about sex. Just... kissing.
00:40:04I mean, don't you miss it? Like...
00:40:07Like a really good kiss that makes you forget about everything, you know?
00:40:14I...
00:40:15You're a funny one.
00:40:17Why?
00:40:18Because, for Mr. I-don't-want-a-boyfriend-no-happy-endings, you sound pretty romantic about the power of a kiss.
00:40:31I'm gonna dig somewhere.
00:40:33I'm gonna dig somewhere.
00:41:01Like...
00:41:04...
00:41:18You're going to kill me.
00:41:19You're going to kill me!
00:41:21You're going to kill me with是的 Jesús!
00:41:24Hey, hey, it's okay.
00:41:52Hey.
00:41:59What's going on?
00:42:00He fell in the water.
00:42:02I'm sorry, I was just worried.
00:42:04He might...
00:42:05I'm sorry.
00:42:06I was just...
00:42:07I was only trying to help.
00:42:08I saw the baby going in the water.
00:42:10Did you hear that guy?
00:42:11Yeah, what's going on?
00:42:12I was only trying to help.
00:42:13I saw him fall and...
00:42:14It's okay.
00:42:15He's only trying to help.
00:42:17I'm really sorry.
00:42:20It's okay.
00:42:21I'm sorry about her.
00:42:22Can I see that?
00:42:23What's that?
00:42:24What's that?
00:42:25I don't see.
00:42:26I don't see.
00:42:27I don't see.
00:42:28I don't know.
00:42:30I don't see.
00:42:31Jesus.
00:42:32I don't know.
00:43:02Hey, you.
00:43:19Hi.
00:43:20Everything okay?
00:43:22Yeah, everything's fine.
00:43:24Tried you earlier.
00:43:25I know, I was busy.
00:43:28Okay, listen, I just...
00:43:30I talked to Suzanne.
00:43:31I know she called you earlier.
00:43:33She wasn't supposed to do that.
00:43:36I'm really sorry, okay?
00:43:37But let's just wait till you get home
00:43:39and we can talk about this together,
00:43:41just the two of us.
00:43:42I mean, at the end of the day,
00:43:43this is good news, right?
00:43:45Yeah, I thought it was something
00:43:46we were supposed to be doing together.
00:43:49Michael, come on.
00:43:50You realize this is just the first step
00:43:51of a very long process.
00:43:53Don't you remember?
00:43:54I realize you want this more than I do.
00:43:57Enough to, you know,
00:43:58go get the ball rolling behind my back.
00:44:00No, actually, I...
00:44:03Michael, no balls are rolling.
00:44:06And if you don't want to talk to her,
00:44:08I will call Suzanne and I will let her know.
00:44:11But from the information that has been shared with me,
00:44:13this woman sounds pretty amazing.
00:44:16Maybe even better than actually...
00:44:17I don't want to meet her.
00:44:19I don't want to meet anyone.
00:44:21What do you mean?
00:44:23I want us to let it go.
00:44:26Let what go?
00:44:26You know what?
00:44:28This, the baby.
00:44:31All of it.
00:44:32Maybe it was a mistake.
00:44:35Michael, I'm very sorry this happened,
00:44:37but you don't get to just unilaterally decide this.
00:44:40We got to talk about...
00:44:40Hold on.
00:44:44Sorry to disturb, but we need to go
00:44:46if we don't want to be late.
00:44:47No, of course, uh, just give me a second.
00:44:49Okay.
00:44:57Who was that?
00:44:58That was my landlord.
00:45:00He's invited me to a dance thing.
00:45:02A dance thing?
00:45:03Yeah, some of his friends are performing at something.
00:45:06I really should get going.
00:45:08Fine.
00:45:10Enjoy the dance.
00:45:10Yeah, okay.
00:48:17I think I'm going to go home.
00:48:19What?
00:48:19I've had a few too many drinks and, you know, the jet lag.
00:48:22Have some MD.
00:48:23What?
00:48:24MDMA.
00:48:24We'll wake you up.
00:48:25I'm good.
00:48:27You ever tried it?
00:48:28Uh, yes, I've tried some back in my 20s.
00:48:31The 19th 20s.
00:48:33Very funny.
00:48:36Go.
00:48:36Go.
00:48:37Have a good time.
00:48:38See you back home.
00:48:39I'll see you back in my 20s.
00:48:45What?
00:48:48I'll be right back.
00:48:54I'll be right back.
00:48:55I'll be right back.
00:48:55Go.
00:48:56wow home already what the party's over you're wearing pajamas yes i am and who wears pajamas
00:49:08a lot of people really where in downtown abbey oh my dad wore pajamas my grandfather did as well
00:49:16which makes me a proud third generation pajama wearer exactly the grandfather thing
00:49:23you always got to make me feel like such an old man i'm sorry didn't mean to do that i don't see you
00:49:31as an old man really what's that this guy on atro atro the israeli grinder oh okay
00:49:42so this guy is texting me all the time and he wants me to treat him like a chair
00:49:49and it's a pity because look it's really hot i really don't get this what's new to get
00:49:56ordering in sex like it's a pizza how is that any way to meet somebody a quick way no drama
00:50:04you see all these guys are very close
00:50:08what do you think about him he's good looking
00:50:16i don't know really yeah i mean come on how do you resist a body like that
00:50:22should he ask him to come over
00:50:25what for me for us
00:50:30i don't know i don't know i don't think so too late he's gonna be here in seven minutes
00:50:37hi hi hi
00:50:45hi hi i'm michael
00:50:55uh kobe nice nice to meet you
00:50:58i'm i'll come on in have a seat
00:51:02nice pyjama thanks they've been in my family for years
00:51:17where you're from i'm uh from the u.s new york city
00:51:29cool cool i i i never been i would love to go
00:51:34well you should i will it's very expensive right now but uh i will
00:51:43are you two a couple
00:51:59no no i'm here on business
00:52:04okay what do you do i'm a journalist
00:52:08a writer he writes for the new york times
00:52:11so you better be good
00:52:12oh you guys are cast
00:52:16oh you gotta go
00:52:16well you know
00:52:18you know
00:52:18what
00:52:19you know
00:52:19what do you realize
00:52:19okay
00:52:21first of all
00:52:21okay
00:52:22then you know
00:52:23when you know
00:52:24i know
00:52:24how do you know
00:52:25well you know
00:52:26that you know
00:52:27all
00:52:33about cheerfully
00:52:36okay
00:52:37I don't know.
00:52:39I don't know.
00:53:07I don't know.
00:53:10I don't know.
00:53:16Walk on the.
00:53:19Walk on.
00:53:20Walk on.
00:53:21Walk on.
00:53:22Walk on.
00:53:32Yo.
00:53:37Good night.
00:54:07הייתי מטפס ולחילה, ושפרו חיים עדים.
00:54:14אה, הולכים איתו לחדר?
00:54:16לא.
00:54:18אז מה, מה היה הקטע שלו?
00:54:20לא.
00:54:25אה, פאק.
00:54:37אה, פאק.
00:55:07אה, פאק.
00:55:17מה קטע?
00:55:37אה, פאק.
00:55:47איך אפשר לעזור?
00:55:49אה, אני רוצה כמה מאפים לקחת.
00:56:01אוקיי.
00:56:06אז אני רוצה את המפין שוקולד.
00:56:08כמה?
00:56:09אחד.
00:56:11אחד מפין שוקולד?
00:56:13כן, ואתה מאפים מייפל.
00:56:15כמה?
00:56:16אחד.
00:56:17אחד מאפים מייפל.
00:56:20אה, ואת הסינמון רול?
00:56:23ואת תגידי, איך המאפים מוכמניות?
00:56:25את אוהב מוכמניות?
00:56:26כן.
00:56:27אז זה טעים.
00:56:30עוד משהו?
00:56:31לא.
00:56:3368.
00:56:35מה 68?
00:56:3668 שקלים לתשלום.
00:56:38למה ככה קר?
00:56:41זאת מהסטורידי, פשוט הסינמון רול.
00:56:43חמישים וארבע.
00:56:50אוקיי, אז תורידי גם את המפין מייפל.
00:56:53שלושים ושתיים.
00:56:56שלושים ושתיים.
00:57:08היי, מה זה הולך?
00:57:10מה קורה?
00:57:20מה קורה?
00:57:21מייפל.
00:57:22מה קורה?
00:57:23מה קורה?
00:57:24המנה דופק?
00:57:25מה זה לא בא?
00:57:26Stay.
00:57:28You have one more night.
00:57:29Why would you?
00:57:30Also, my mom wants you to come to the kibbutz for dinner.
00:57:32She's cooking non-stop since last night.
00:57:34She'll kill me if you don't come.
00:57:36Hello?
00:57:36What's going on?
00:57:37I'm going to be a doctor.
00:57:38I'm not coming.
00:57:39What's this, I'm not coming?
00:57:40You can't go to the hotel after I got here.
00:57:43Sorry, my friend.
00:57:44I'm going to be safe.
00:57:45You're right?
00:57:48Stay.
00:57:50It's OK.
00:57:51You can go.
00:57:56It's OK.
00:58:26See this place over there?
00:58:48That was my first kiss.
00:58:51Mayan noodle man.
00:58:52We were 11.
00:58:55Yeah.
00:58:56We went behind one of the machines and kissed until she started to cry because a bee stung her in the eye.
00:59:04Used to make honey here. That's what made the kibbutz so famous.
00:59:08Sweet. Never been to a honey factory.
00:59:12Oh, no, they stopped making honey here many years ago.
00:59:14They sold everything to some giant global corporation.
00:59:20Yeah.
00:59:21They still use the kibbutz logo for sales to keep it authentic, you know.
00:59:25That's a pity.
00:59:27Yeah, maybe.
00:59:33Hey, מעניינים.
00:59:34I'm very sorry. I didn't have much time to prepare a lot.
00:59:47I'm very sorry. I didn't have much time to prepare a lot.
00:59:59Tome only told me that you're coming in the last minute.
01:00:02Tome only told me that you're coming in the last minute.
01:00:03I'm very sorry.
01:00:04I'm very sorry.
01:00:04I'm very sorry.
01:00:05I'm very sorry.
01:00:05I'm very sorry.
01:00:06I'm very sorry.
01:00:06Mmm. This is so wonderful.
01:00:09Especially this. What's this called again?
01:00:14It's my mom's top secret pumpkin tahini.
01:00:17She won't reveal the recipe to anyone.
01:00:18I don't blame her. It's really delicious. Thank you.
01:00:22Tomer is also a good cook.
01:00:24He knows how to make a good Israeli breakfast.
01:00:28Have you made him one?
01:00:30Didn't have the time yet.
01:00:32How long are you going to stay?
01:00:35I leave tomorrow.
01:00:36Already?
01:00:37Yeah, I'm just here for work.
01:00:39The idea is to see how much I can discover about a city in just five days.
01:00:44And what did you discover about Tel Aviv?
01:00:46I don't know. Maybe that it's full of contradictions?
01:00:53You know, it's chaotic, intense, but at the same time, it's completely laid back.
01:01:00It's unlike any other place I've visited.
01:01:02But that may be because Tomer here was my guide.
01:01:05I've enjoyed having him around, seeing the city through his eyes.
01:01:09I'm sure the feeling is mutual.
01:01:11He never brings anyone back to the kibbutz.
01:01:13So, and ma?
01:01:14Ma, I'm embarrassing you?
01:01:16No.
01:01:17I used to be the cool mom once upon a time.
01:01:20I was in all his movies.
01:01:22No kidding.
01:01:23Now, if only he could, he would, poof, make me disappear.
01:01:27I wouldn't make you disappear, but I might hit the mute button sometimes.
01:01:37Do I have children, Michael?
01:01:40No, no, I don't.
01:01:42And you've never wanted any?
01:01:44Tomer mentioned that you have a partner for many years.
01:01:47Yes.
01:01:48Well, when we were the right age, it was much less common for gay men to have children.
01:01:53And now, and it's actually a viable option, I guess we're just too old.
01:01:58What are you talking about?
01:01:59Here in the kibbutz, there is a couple, two women, not young at all.
01:02:04They just have beautiful twins.
01:02:05Everything is possible now.
01:02:07You know, if only I could, I would have a few more like him.
01:02:11That's the only one thing I...
01:02:14Oh, I'm...
01:02:16Regret.
01:02:18Regret, yeah.
01:02:19Not having more children.
01:02:20You know, I had him on my own.
01:02:24Well, with a little help from the sperm bank.
01:02:27Also, not the most traditional thing, especially here in the kibbutz.
01:02:31Everybody said, this is not right.
01:02:34A child should grow up with a father, but I think it's bullshit, father, mother.
01:02:38The only thing a child need to grow up is love.
01:02:42Well, you did a great job with this one.
01:02:45Congratulations.
01:02:47No.
01:02:48Achayim.
01:02:50But listen, Michael.
01:02:51It's never too late to have a child.
01:02:54Any time is the right time.
01:02:57I'm sure your parents wanted grandchildren.
01:02:59All parents want grandchildren.
01:03:03My father certainly didn't, at least not for me.
01:03:05I mean, when I told him we were even thinking about surrogacy,
01:03:09he said we were crazy.
01:03:12That the world had gone mad for allowing two men to even think about having children.
01:03:16He will change his mind once you'll bring him a grandchild, believe me.
01:03:21Hmm.
01:03:23I'm not so sure about that.
01:03:25Why not?
01:03:30Well, the truth is, we did try, my husband and I.
01:03:35Quite recently, in fact, we, um, we found a wonderful surrogate.
01:03:40She got pregnant almost immediately.
01:03:44And everything went really, really well.
01:03:48We were so happy waiting.
01:03:50You remember what that's like.
01:03:51All the preparations.
01:03:53We, um, we turned the guest room into a nursery.
01:03:56And then six months ago, we, uh, we made it to the delivery room and things went, well, not so good.
01:04:08We, we lost our baby.
01:04:10My father, he, he came to the, the hospital and he didn't say a thing to me.
01:04:21Didn't hug me or anything.
01:04:23He just stood there with this look on his face like, see, see, I told you so.
01:04:27Oh, my God.
01:04:34I'm so sorry.
01:04:35I didn't, didn't mean to spoil the dinner.
01:04:40Um, I, it's not as if I actually knew her.
01:04:44She was, you know, she was just a newborn.
01:04:47We never even really had a chance to bond with her.
01:04:50Just, just the idea of her.
01:04:51In any case, we've put it behind us now.
01:05:08What name did you give her?
01:05:12We named her Sarah.
01:05:14After, after my mother.
01:05:21I'm, I'm, I'm really so sorry.
01:05:30I, I certainly hadn't planned.
01:05:32I'm, I'm sorry.
01:05:36No, no.
01:05:37It's I, I'm sorry.
01:05:40Very, very sorry.
01:05:41Ni, ni, ni, ni.
01:06:11Oh
01:06:41Home sweet home
01:07:11Home sweet home
01:07:41Home sweet home
01:08:11Home sweet home
01:08:41But we have a bit of a problem with your socks.
01:08:44Come here. Give me a hand with this.
01:08:46We have some serious matchmaking to do.
01:08:49And please, no projecting your crippling fear of relationships
01:08:53onto these poor defenseless socks.
01:08:55Socks, in case you didn't know, are monogamous.
01:08:59They're like swans.
01:09:08Jesus, what are you doing?
01:09:10What? You're murdering them.
01:09:11Like, don't roll them into a ball like that.
01:09:14It makes them lose their elasticity.
01:09:16Here, you just want to put them right on top of each other.
01:09:21Look, I'll show you with this.
01:09:23You just lay one right on top of the other.
01:09:28And then you ever so gently just bring them together.
01:09:34The perfect square.
01:09:36You're crazy.
01:09:37Excuse me, sir.
01:09:50Have you seen my partner look just like me?
01:09:54Blue with white stars?
01:09:55Um, no.
01:10:00I haven't seen him.
01:10:03Well, looks like we're the only single socks left.
01:10:08I lost my mate, too.
01:10:12Hey, I got an idea.
01:10:14Why don't we pair up?
01:10:16No way.
01:10:17You want me a blue sock with white stars to pair up with you?
01:10:23A simple, yellow sock?
01:10:25It would never work.
01:10:26Well, excuse me.
01:10:28Geesh.
01:10:29Here, I thought a young, hip, blue sock with white stars
01:10:32would be open to experimenting.
01:10:35Why are you such a slave to social conventions?
01:10:46What do you normally do with this guy?
01:10:47I looked like you almost kidding me.
01:10:49I think I'm plusieurs people.
01:10:50And then I talked about some of that.
01:10:51I know.
01:10:52I don't think that's another great for me.
01:10:53What are you doing to the festival?
01:10:54It's very warm or good.
01:10:54I find it in the festival.
01:10:55I know.
01:10:56I don't know.
01:10:57It looks like you, you know,
01:11:00because I'm chickens toning topics aren't直.
01:11:02You know?
01:11:03I know.
01:11:04No way.
01:11:06I know what are they doing.
01:11:07I know Obey.
01:11:08I know it's something you put up.
01:11:09This is a ib graphic program to be accepted
01:11:10or something around Mrs.
01:11:12In the materialARK.
01:13:42May I ask Monsieur to move to the balcony?
01:13:53The best breakfast in Tel Aviv is now being served.
01:13:56Yes.
01:14:02What?
01:14:03I thought you hated onion.
01:14:06Of course I do, but you love it.
01:14:08Oh, would you care for some bread I just baked?
01:14:11I mean, but...
01:14:12This looks just like the challah my grandfather used to throw at us every Friday before Shabbat.
01:14:21Why did he do that?
01:14:22Who knows?
01:14:24But basically, instead of slicing the bread, he'd just tear pieces off of it and throw it at anyone who wanted some.
01:14:30I always thought of it like some old-fashioned religious custom, you know?
01:14:34The breaking of the bread.
01:14:36We didn't know those things in the kibbutz.
01:14:40I have to ask my father what it meant when I call him.
01:14:44Tell him I was back in Israel.
01:14:45There you go.
01:14:46Hmm.
01:14:50Hmm.
01:14:52Oh, God, all right, no, no, no, no, come on.
01:15:11What?
01:15:16Look at this picture.
01:15:21It's a pigeon, but look what's going on behind the face.
01:15:25Are those two people having sex?
01:15:27Yes.
01:15:28Wow.
01:15:32Look at that.
01:15:34Is it real?
01:15:46You'll tell me when it's online, right?
01:16:12I mean, the article.
01:16:13I will.
01:16:14Because I really want to read it.
01:16:16Okay.
01:16:20Do you know what?
01:16:22What?
01:16:23I think you should write another book.
01:16:25Call it The Nightmare of Hermitza.
01:16:29Then I'll buy the rights and make a great movie,
01:16:32which, of course, will be better than your book.
01:16:34Which will be good, too, but, you know, just not as good as the movie.
01:16:38Then I'll win an Oscar.
01:16:41Yeah, and I'll probably share it with you, you know, because I'm nice.
01:16:47Well, I would like that very much.
01:16:49Oscars or no Oscars.
01:16:51I think you should try again.
01:16:52Huh?
01:16:53I agree with my mom.
01:16:54I don't think it's too late for you.
01:16:55Wow.
01:16:56I thought you didn't believe in happy endings.
01:16:59It has nothing to do with happy endings.
01:17:00I just think you'll be a good father.
01:17:01That's all.
01:17:02That's all.
01:17:03Oh, my God.
01:17:04I think you should try again.
01:17:09I think you should try again.
01:17:11Huh?
01:17:12I think you should try again.
01:17:13I agree with my mom.
01:17:15I don't think it's too late for you.
01:17:17Wow.
01:17:18I thought you didn't believe in happy endings.
01:17:21It has nothing to do with happy endings.
01:17:24I just think you'll be a good father.
01:17:27That's all.
01:17:29This is the last call for L.O.
01:17:352-3-3-5-5.
01:17:37We need abortions from 18 to 18.
01:17:41I value that.
01:17:42Oh, Tomer.
01:17:44I really should get going.
01:17:46Look, thank you for everything.
01:17:49You'll be in touch, right?
01:17:50About the article and...
01:17:51Of course.
01:17:52Of course I will.
01:17:53Oh.
01:18:03Oh.
01:18:05Hey.
01:18:09It's okay.
01:18:12It's okay, Tom.
01:18:16Everything's gonna be okay.
01:18:18Oh, my God.
01:18:23I can't believe I'm crying at the airport.
01:18:25It's so fucking gay.
01:18:30Go, go, go.
01:18:31Just...
01:18:32Just go, I'm okay.
01:18:33I'm okay.
01:18:34I'm okay.
01:18:35I'm okay.
01:18:36I'm okay.
01:19:48Hey, it's me.
01:19:50I'm on the plane.
01:19:52It's a little too early to call, so if all goes well, I'll be home around five this afternoon.
01:19:57I was thinking maybe we could go to Stone Park for dinner.
01:20:02We haven't done that in a long time.
01:20:05Anyhow, I will see you soon.
01:20:07I'll see you soon.
01:20:37I'll see you soon.
01:21:07I'll see you soon.
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