Yitzhak
runs t
he turkey
farm his fa
ther built
with his own
two hands afte
r they em
igrated from
Iran to Isra
el. When h
is son Mot
i turns t
hirteen, Yitz
hak teac
hes him t
he trade,
hoping th
at he will c
ontinue
the proud
family trad
ition. But
Moti d
oesn'
t like wor
king in th
e turke
y barn; hi
s passion is f
ixing up junk
yard cars and
bringing the
m back to
life. Moti&
amp;#39;s m
other S
arah tri
es to reconc
ile between th
e two, w
hile his gr
andfather pushe
s Yitzhak
to take
a firm h
and with h
is son.
Yitzhak
takes Moti&a
mp;#39;s refus
al to work in
the turke
y barn as a
personal r
ejection. Tho
ugh he loves
his son dear
ly, he ma
kes it
his mission to
impose th
e family farm
on Moti.
The ar
rival of Dar
ius, the
uncle from
America,
sets off
a chain
of event
s that
will unde
rmine the
familial h
armony.
Soon enough Yit
zhak wi
ll learn that h
is son i
s just as stu
bborn as he
is. The con
flict i
s inevitabl
e. Writte
n by Yuval D
elshad　
　Yitzhak runs
the turke
y farm his fa
ther built wi
th his own tw
o hands af
ter they
emigrated from
Ira