At 33, Sagit works as a security checkpoint officer at the airport, watching everyone else take off while her own life remains grounded. Between caring for her sarcastic yet dependent father, her detached mother, and a job that was meant to be temporary, Sagit has forgotten what it means to move forward. Seeking an outlet, she joins a writing class, where her cynical humor and buried dreams begin to surface, along with an unexpected chance at love.

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A warm, funny, and heartfelt story about a woman stuck between arrival and departure, discovering that sometimes the longest journeys begin when you finally stop waiting for your life to take off.

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“Angry, rebellious and funny, just like life itself.” 

Israel Hayom

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“So good it hurts.” 

Time Out​

 

“Gitit Fisher has created a diamond.” 

Haaretz