France / Israel 1979
Language: French, Hebrew
Subtitles: English
Director: Michal Bat-Adam
Camera: Yves Lafaye
Script: Michal Bat-Adam
Editor: Sophie Coussein
Cast: Assi Dayan, Eliram Dekel, Brigitte Catillon,
Producer: Rudy Cohen, Moshe Mizrahi, Louis Wipf
Music: Hubert Rostaing
Distributer: Israeli Films
Lenght: 96 Min
Age Limit: <

The actress Michal Bat-Adam was Israel’s first female feature film director, which had a lot to do with her husband, director Moshe Mizrahi, whose work was rooted in his home country and equally in France. Because of her roles in several foreign productions, she developed a certain international presence and existence, which is clearly reflected in her debut: A ménage à trois between a french woman and an Israeli couple with an elephant in the room: Don’t the women prefer each other and keep the man as just an alibi? An elegant, sensitive and sensual masterpiece of the 70’s. Israel’s submission for the 1979’s Oscars.