Out of Sight (2006) - full transcript

Tali Sharon

Asi Dayan
Israel Poliakov

Sandra Sadeh
Guy Lowel

Yaara Volach?
- Uh huh.

You can take me up to customs,
I can manage from there

Are you sure?

I'm supposed to stay with you
until they meet you.

I'll be fine.

Yaara!

Dad.

How did you get in?



A friend of mine let me in.

What for? I always
manage) on my own.

I thought maybe
this time you'd want help.

Thank you

How was the flight?

A nightmare.

Was there a letter?
- No.

She didn't say
anything to anybody?

Not that we know of.

How can that be?

Avigail Harari
Hadas Yaron

A Daniel Syrkin film

Talia Volach Rest in Peace

Yaara.



Yaara.

Dafna look who's here.

Hi.

Tirza, Ephraim,
you remember Yaara?

Talya's cousin. She's getting
her Ph. D in mathematics.

At Princeton.

This must be
a terrible blow for you.

You were like sisters.

She took you everywhere...

That's her phone.

How do you turn it off?
- Wait!

Maybe it's someone who
doesn't know yet.

Hello.
No, this is her mother.

No, she passed away.

Excuse me, is this
the men's or women's room?

The men's.

Can you help me find
the women's locker room?

Yeah, sure.

Careful, there's a step.
There you go.

It's there in front of you.
- Thanks a lot.

Excuse me,

can you help me
with something else?

Of course.

Can you tell me which looks
better on me?

This one or that one?

This one is more comfortable
but I think

I look better
in the other one.

What do you say?

Say, are you here with somebody?
With Mom or Dad?

No.
- Are you really blind?

Try me. Pretend you're
going to hit me, you'll see

that I don't flinch.
Go on.

Lousy kids.

He was so scared.

he was so nervous.
He almost hit me.

"Out of Sight"

I am out of the office
for two days and they

publish my article
with five errors.

I counted them, Uri.

Relax, they're
only in the bibliography.

Here, Yaara brought you
something to eat.

There were so many people
here today.

Too many.

Doctoral candidates, students.

They all wanted to see
the distraught family.

Eat something
before you faint.

Lettuce, green.

You remember?
- Lettuce, green. Yes, lettuce green.

Can you let me in on
this conversation too?

Talia, she tried to teach me
the color green.

She made Hanna buy all
the different kinds of lettuce

and all the different kinds
of green vegetables.

We made a huge pile
on the kitchen table.

We tasted each one
and she named each one

a different
shade of green.

And for desert she sent me
out to pick some grass.

Can you turn the pages for me?
- You want to play now?

So late? You can
practice tomorrow morning.

But I'm supposed
to practice everyday.

Tomorrow morning, sweetheart.

All right.

Okay, I think we should go.

Goodnight, See you later,
Rafa.

you aren't taking
Yaara, are you?

Why don't you stay with us?

Yeah, of course.

Lift up your shirt.

Are you sure you want
to stay here? -Yes.

Okay, so I'll see you tomorrow.
- Okay.

Tell her to stop!
Right now!

I can't stand it!

Can you see?
- No.

Talia, are you sure?
- Yes.

I trust you.

Should I stop?
- Don't you dare!

I feel the wind coming
from down there.

75, 76, 77, 78, 79

This is it!

Was I right?

Talia...
Talia, is this the edge?

Of course it is...

I told you, you can see anything
you want to see.

Shit!

Dafna, why are you standing there?
Go get her slippers.

Don't move. I'll clean up
here.

They're next
to the suitcase.

Hanna, I'm sorry.
So clumsy of me...

It's okay, forget it.

Are you all right?
- Yes.

Your slippers are in front of
you.

Dafna, what's wrong with you?

What she saw in that room,

will stay with her
for the rest of her life.

You know it was an accident.
- What was?

If Dafna's piano lesson
hadn't been canceled,

I would have found Talia.

It was me she
wanted to punish.

Enough, Hanna.

Why would she want
to punish you?

Who knows what was going
through her head.

What happened to her?

What did she say to you?

I thought everything
was okay.

If I thought something was wrong,
I wouldn't have let this happen.

What about you?
Do you have someone at Princeton?

A love story?

No, I don't have time
for that nonsense.

Nonsense?
What am I going to do with you?

One day it will happen.

She could have
studied anything she wanted.

The sky was the limit.

She chose psychology.

I told her that it isn't really
an exact science...

Where did she find a pistol?
How could it have happened?

I have no idea.
She didn't leave a letter.

The last time I got a haircut
it came out really bad.

each side came out
a different length.

Her poor parents.

How could we have known
what was happening with her.

How nice of you to come.
- How are you?

Yaara is here.
- She's here already?

I want to introduce you to her.
Yaara.

Gidi is here.

Gidi, this is our Yaara.

Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.

I heard a lot about you.
- Me too.

I'll leave you two alone?

Want to sit down?
- Yes.

So, you two grew up
in this house

Yes, when my mother died,
my father sort of got lost.

Hanna and Rafael
pretty much adopted me.

Talia did also.
- The truth is...

So you're the boyfriend from Intel?
- I guess.

Look, there are really beautiful
photos of the two girls.

Who's that?
Let it go...

What are all these pictures
with the pink dresses?

Is it her birthday party?

Are those the chiffon dresses?
- Uh huh.

That was our Bat Mitzvah.
We drove our parents crazy

so that we could have
our parties together.

How did you learn to play
the piano?

By ear.

Oh, right...

She told me that you went
to the movies a lot.

Yeah, we would go to matinees.

She would whisper
explanations to me.

Even though I understood
most of it myself.

Weren't you afraid that
she'd change the endings?

Why would she
do a thing like that?

Of course not.

What's this blood?
Did you get hurt?

Yeah. I fell down the stairs.

Your dress got dirty.

No it didn't.
- Ah, there's a stain.

No way.

Dad.
- What?

Dad, do you remember
at our Bat Mitzvah,

when I fell down the stairs?

Yes.

Do you remember
if my dress got dirty?

How could I remember
a thing like that?

Can you see if my dress
got dirty or not.

A little, but mainly I
see two beautiful girls.

Talia! -It's me,
Yaara, it's Dad.

Where are you going?
- To show Talia my dress.

You can't go in there right now.
- Why not?

Because she's getting dressed.
- but I can go in anytime

No...
Yaara!

What happened?

Does it hurt a lot?

Where did you get hurt?
- My knee.

Is there blood?
- No. Its fine.

Wonderful.

Congratulations!

Excuse me, a second.

Hello.

Hello, Talia? This is Haya
from Dr. Dahan's clinic.

Talia?
- Yes.

Excuse me? -Am I
speaking to Talia Volach? -Yes.

You had an appointment
on Tuesday, but you never showed up.

And you didn't notify us.
- Ah, I'm sorry.

If it's still relevant, there's
an opening tomorrow at 9:00 am.

Okay, I'll be there.
It's on Ben Gurion St. right?

Exactly.
Number 27.

Okay, thanks.

Who was it?

Someone who didn't know.

Yeah, it's blood.

How did it feel when it came out?
- Pretty strange.

It's not like pee.
You really feel it when it comes out.

How does it look, red?
- Of course it's red, it's blood.

It smells red.

Maybe I should taste it?
- What?

It came out of there. You're
not going to put it in your mouth.

Just a drop.

It tastes red.

Should I try too?

You're right,
it does taste red.

You can tell... you know,
that you're a woman now.

Really.

How come you got your period first?
It's not fair,

I'm two weeks older
than you.

If I got it, so will you.

It's in our genes.

Do you promise to taste mine too?
- Promise.

Talia Volach.
- That's me.

Sit down here.
The doctor will see you soon.

Thanks.

Hello, Talia.

I see you've decided
to come after all.

I'm not Talia.
I'm Yaara.

I'm her cousin.
- Hello, Yaara.

How can I help you?

I wanted to know what
Talia's appointment was about.

I can't tell you that.

There is something called
doctor-patient confidentiality.

Was it
for an abortion?

That's something
between me and Talia.

If she wants to,
she'll tell you herself.

Talia passed away.

When?
- A few days ago.

What did she die of exactly?
- She committed suicide.

So, you're not saying it wasn't.
- Excuse me?

An abortion.
you're not saying it wasn't

Thank you.

How far along did you say she was?
- I didn't.

She was in her eighth week.

You look familiar,
weren't you here before?

Yes, I was here.

Seven years ago.

When she had
her first abortion.

You have my condolences.

Hello.

Hi.
- Hi.

Yaara, why don't you begin

Did you know that
Talia was pregnant?

What?
- So you didn't know.

No!

How do you know?
- I went to see her doctor.

She had an appointment
for an abortion.

She had an abortion?
- No, She didn't have a chance.

It was two days ago.

What month was she in?
- Eighth week.

Second month.

Try to remember, maybe she
said something to you?

No.
I would've known.

Maybe she said something to you?
Why don't you try to remember.

Maybe she didn't want you
to know she was pregnant?

Maybe she didn't tell him.

We just want to know what
was going on with her.

If you know something,
tell us.

Listen...

The truth is that for
the last few months

our relationship
hasn't been...

Since we came back
from the trip

things weren't working out.

What do you mean?

Two weeks ago
we decided to break up.

Did you know that?
- Me? Of course not.

What do you mean, we decided?
Who decided?

Talia.
- Why didn't you say something?

I'm sorry, I didn't
know how to tell you.

But if she was pregnant,

you could have
at least taken responsibility!

That imbecile!

You think you know
everything, huh?

I'm not the one responsible.

What are you doing?

Wow, you frightened me.

Is it homework?
- Oh, yeah.

You're writing a diary!

I wanted to tell you.

I swear!

Don't you believe me?

I'm sorry, okay?

You're right.

You're right.

I'm a bad person.
I'm disgusting.

You shouldn't be my friend.

You should hate me
and never talk to me again.

What are you talking about?
You're my best friend.

A diary is a private thing,
you don't have to show me.

Talia, you don't have
to tell me anything.

Really, it's a personal matter.

Do you want me to read
what I wrote?

You don't have to.

I want you to hear.

"Today Yaara and I were
the last ones at the pool.

The lifeguard said that
we could stay until he closed up.

And Yaara asked
me about Ehud.

I have been wanting
to tell her for a long time,

how great it was.

How gentle and sweet
he was at our first time,

on the trip to Ein Gedi.

But I didn't want
to tell her because I know how much

she is waiting for someone
to love her the way

Ehud loves me.

I just know she'll find someone.

Are you crying?

Why?

Talia,
But how will I know who it is?

Because I'll tell you.

I'll always take care of you.
Don't you know that?

Always.

The room is locked, Yaara.

I just wanted to go in
for a second.

We didn't want people
going in there.

Yes, but you know that it
was my room too.

I know.
I don't want anyone to go in there.

Okay.

Come.

You know we had a dispatcher
at the station who was blind.

That guy knew all the taxis
and all our clients by heart.

Every record was written
in his head.

He was really something.

He had a girl friend,
who wasn't blind,

but they got along,
without any problems.

Tell me, what about you?
Do you have a boy friend?

No, I don't.

What, a pretty girl like you?
You must have had someone.

I did.

Were they blind or normal?

One was deaf, the other was a dwarf.

Is that considered normal?

Yaara!
- Ehud.

It's so sad about Talia. I was
really sorry to hear about it.

Come here,
I want you to meet someone.

This is Maya.
Maya, Yaara.

When did this happen?

How old is she?

She'll be five months old soon.
She's beautiful.

So, how's the family? Her father's
sick, isn't he? Diabetes?

Yes, they're still in shock.

You know she told me
about the abortion.

What abortion?
Talia had an abortion?

Yes, when she was 15.
Did you forget? -No.

I didn't know.

She never told you?
She said she did.

Do you think it was mine?
It wasn't mine, for sure.

She didn't lie,
if that's what you're insinuating

She didn't lie... I don't know.
She told stories.

There is no way
it was mine.

Maybe you don't remember?
You had lots of girlfriends.

Things like that you don't forget.

There is no way it was mine
because I didn't have sex with her.

You don't think
I'd believe that?

She told me that you were
the first. -The first?

She didn't want sex,
not with me, anyway.

She played all sorts
of games with me.

Until finally I got fed up.

Actually there was a time that
I wanted you.

But I couldn't get near you
without going through her first.

Hanna?

Dafna.

I told her not
to come in here.

Why did she
have to see this?

Why did she
have to see this horror?

Go to bed. I'll come
and say good night, okay?

I'm sorry, Rafa.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean it.

Yaara, I know that you miss her.

We all miss her very much.
But if you want to help,

you have to think about
Hanna and Dafna.

They're very vulnerable.
- You're right.

I'm sorry.

All right, come on.

Dad.

Dad.

Good evening, my dear radio
listeners. Welcome back to our show.

"the Talara and Yaala show"

on 69 FM, Radio Rehovot.

And today we have
a girl on the line.

Oops! Sorry
it's a boy.

Ooh la, la.
His name is Tomer, the lifeguard.

Tomer you are on the air.

Hello girls. My name is Tomer
and I have a problem.

I'm crazy about a girl
who doesn't know I exist.

Her name is Yaara and she
is the hottest chick in Rehovot.

What do I have to do
to win her heart?

You dope! He doesn't
know I exist.

He does too.
- You said he was hot.

and that all the girls
want him.

So what? -So why
would he even look at me, Talia?

And besides with me being...
- Stop it Yaara.

What has that got to do with it?

You're prettier and smarter
than any girl I know.

And you don't need favors
from anyone.

And so, you will go up to him
tomorrow at the pool

and make the first move.

I don't know.
- What do you mean, "I don't know"?

Nothing ever scares us!

Nothing what so ever!

Stop it, I have to pee.

Go for me too.

And turn out the light.

Oh, sorry.

Dad, don't do that.

Sorry, I didn't mean
to scare you.

It's so annoying.

I didn't hear you come in.

Everything all right?
- Yeah.

It's nothing.
- Did something happen?

I went into Talia's room.
I messed up.

They didn't want people going in.

So what?
It was my room too.

I have a right to go in even
if they said not to. Period.

What are you listening to?
- Nothing. Music.

What's that notebook? Do you
want me to read it to you?

No.
- Okay.

The truth is,
I'm really tired, Dad.

I want to go to sleep.

Good night, Yaara.
- Good night.

I'm glad you came.

Good night.

Good night.

That Tomer can't take
his eyes off you. -Stop it.

Go over to him.
This is your chance.

What should I do with him?
Now?

Are you just going to talk about it?

Don't you want to do it?
- I want to, but what if he doesn't.

He wants to and he's experienced.

It's better that your first time
be with him.

Don't miss this chance, go.

You don't want to wait to do
it with some creep, do you?

Just ask him to take you
into one of the stalls

then pull him in.
He'll get it.

How do I look?
- Beautiful.

It'll be great,
don't worry.

Go on,
go already.

I'll wait right here.

Tomer.

Tomer.

This is the men's room..

There's no one here,
anyway.

Can you take me to the toilet?

Where's that sweet cousin
of yours? Why doesn't she help you?

She does help me.

So, what did you say
your name was? -Yaara.

Yaara, right.
Pretty name.

Here you go.

Wait a second.

Come in with me.
- What?

I'm afraid to be in here alone.

No problem.

Hi, Gidi.

What if it wasn't me?

I can smell the incense.

Can I come in?

I'm sorry about what happened
at Hanna and Rafael's.

I didn't mean to blame
it on you like that.

Oh you didn't?

Don't be mad at me.

I'm not mad at you,
I'm mad at myself

that I got myself into all this.

Why did you two break up?

Ever since we came back from India,
she didn't want to have sex with me.

I said, okay.

We can work it out,
we'll get over it.

We'll light some more incense.

You know, she wrote me saying
that everything was good

between you two.

So she wrote.

I loved her but
she played games with me.

What's that?

Her diary.

Can you read it to me?

Why me?

I don't want anyone from
the family to read it.

"Whoever reads this
is a peeping tom with a dirty mind

and if he turns
this page, he is also

a filthy stinking maniac

that I hope
stinks his whole life. "

Are you sure I should read this?

Will I stink my whole life if I do?

Look for...
Look for May '95.

We went on a trip
to Ein Gedi.

Yes, it's here.

"Why did I go on this
fucking trip?

These trips
make me so sick..

At night Ehud tried to crawl
into my sleeping bag

but I pretended to be asleep.

I kept saying to myself
get out of here, asshole.

You make me sick with
your filthy hands.

Finally he gave up but I
couldn't fall asleep all night. "

Is that it?
- Yes.

Look for...
Look for the Summer vacation.

July.

Yeah, July eighth.

Today at the pool,
that revolting Tomer.,

wouldn't stop staring at us.
I sent Yaara to him.

Poor thing. He thought he
was getting me but instead

got the blind cousin. "

Go on.

"Not that he cared,
on the contrary.

Another experience
to tell the guys about.

I followed them into
the stall next to theirs.

I heard him and poor Yaara.

She started to cry. She asked him
to let her go but he thought

she was just teasing.
It just made him cockier. "

Keep reading.

"I stayed there
and didn't do anything.

I just kept thinking
she should feel what it's like.

She wanted love. There it is, Yaara.
That's love.

Sooner or later she'll have
to learn, better it be from me.

Oh I am a monster.

God, why did you make me
such a terrible person. "

Stop,
I don't want to.

Give me the diary.

I'm sorry, I shouldn't
have read you the...

Give it to me!

I don't want to. Stop.

What are you crazy?

How can I stop now?

Stop it.
Stop it.

Talia!
Talia!

Talia.
- How was it?

What's the matter?

Wasn't it good?

Yaara?
- It was okay.

Great.

Tomer said we could stay
until he closed up.

She has to understand
how cool she is.

So much smarter
and stronger than other girls

I've been meaning
to tell her

how great it is with him.

How gentle
and sweet he was...

No.
Nothing happened.

Talia, is this the edge?
- I told you, you could see

anything you want!

Dad!
- Yaara. I'm here.

I want to show you
something

A rare butterfly,
the Morpho Menelaus.

It's almost extinct.

Hold it in your hand.
Take the box.

Carefully, with your finger,
touch the butterfly.

But be careful.

Its wings are covered with
little scale-like things.

They actually break up
the light rays.

It looks colorful
but it's only an illusion.

Beautiful.

What did you do?

Watch out.

One minute,
Wait.

Hold on, hold on.

It's nothing, only a scratch.

Hold it down tight
with your finger.

What for? -Enough.

Why did she do it, Dad?
Why?

What did I ever do to her?
- It's all right.

I hate her!
- Okay.

I hate her, Dad. I swear.
I want to kill her. I hate her.

Fucking Bitch!

I want to go back to Princeton.

You will.
- No, I want to go back

to Princeton today,
tomorrow, I don't care.

You can't go back tomorrow
because tomorrow we're

going to the grave site
- I don't care.

Will you change my ticket?

Stop it, I have to pee.

Go for me too.

And turn out the light.

Are you sleeping, sweetie?
- Yes.

I missed you terribly...

I just wanted to say good night.

Enough, Yaara is in the bathroom.

Shh! Sweetheart.

Don't be afraid. You know
I love you most of all.

Shh! Sweetheart.

Don't be afraid. You know
I love you the most.

Talia?
- Yes.

Is something wrong?
- No.

Are you sure?
- Yes, go to sleep.

Talia, come here!
Talia!

Talia!
Talia!

Talia!

Talia, come here!
Talia.

Talia, where are you!

Talia, you retard!
Where were you?

I thought you drowned.

If I drowned,
would you be sorry?

How could you say that?
- Would you?

I couldn't live without you.

My stomach hurts.
I can't move.

Drink some water,
you'll feel better.

It's very important
that you come.

I'm not coming.

I won't see anything, anyway.

I'll stay with Dafna,
so she won't be alone.

Okay.
Come.

Don't worry, we'll be all right.

That's not how you play it.

I know but I haven't
played it in a long time.

You need four hands for that.

I know, but I only have two.

So, why didn't you go?
- No reason. I didn't feel like it.

Why didn't you go?
- I didn't feel like it.

Are you angry with her?

No.

I don't know.

I'm so mad at her.

I miss her.

You know, I don't think she
meant to hurt us.

I think there was a secret
that she kept to herself.

Did she say anything to you?
- When did she ever talk to me?

Tell me, did she have
a fight with anyone lately?

Maybe with Mom?

Or Dad?

I need to...
Excuse me...

One minute, Dafna.

Eat something, Rafa.
You haven't eaten anything.

I think I'll go for a swim.
It will be good for me.

You should.
You haven't gone all week.

I'll just go up to see what's
with Dafna...

One minute, Rafa.
She just went to bed.

It would be a pity to wake her.

She's not asleep,
I heard her moving about.

I asked you not to go up there!
- Yaara!

Dad, I asked him not
to go upstairs.

Why does he have to go up there?
She's sleeping now.

What's the matter with you?
Enough!

I know why Talia
committed suicide.

Why did she commit suicide?

Because of him.

Because of Rafael.

What are you talking about?

He slept with her.

What?

I think he started
with Dafna too.

Tell me, who put that
rubbish in your head?

Do you even hear what you're saying?

He would come into her room.
- When?

At night, when I slept over.

He would wait till I left
and then he would come to her.

He could have done it
while I was there, too.

What is all this crap?
I also came into your room.

He got her pregnant when
she was 16!

Enough, I don't want
to hear about it!

Enough.
- You don't want to hear.

But it happened.

It happened right in front
of your eyes.

In front of your eyes
and Hanna's.

So how is it that all these years
you didn't see anything?

Because I'm blind!

Where are you going?

Yaara, get in the car.

Yaara.

Yaara.
- Go away.

Yaara, stop
this nonsense and get in the car.

Go.
Get out of here!

Yaara, I'm sorry.
Get in the car.

Get out of here.
Don't follow me.

Yaara, where are you going?
You'll fall.

Yaara!

Yaara!

What are you doing here?

I'm sorry about what happened.

Never mind.

We've all been
a little tense lately.

I don't know
what happened to me.

Say, is there anyone else here?
- No.

Okay.
I'm coming in.

It's cold, isn't it?
- Yes.

I'll warm up in a second.

Do you remember
when Talia and I were little

and you taught us how to swim.

Somebody had
to teach you, right?

First
you taught us how to float.

And then you held us.

And then you would let us go.
Do you remember?

And then you let go.
- Yeah.

And then, how was it?

How did you hold us, like this?

You put your hands here, right?
- Yes, that's how it was.

But, how did you touch her?
- What?

How, where did you touch Talia?
Was it here or was it lower down?

Huh?
- You're crazy.

How did you touch Talia?
I want you to show me, it's okay.

What are you talking about?

I'm talking about how
you touched her.

Did you enjoy fucking her?
Did you enjoy fucking her?

Did you enjoy fucking her?
Did you enjoy fucking her?

Daddy!

What do you want?
Leave us alone, already.

Yaara.

What happened?
Are you all right?

You're soaking wet. Wait a minute,
I'll get you something dry.

Stay with me.

Stay with me.

Sorry.

Come inside.

I'll get you
something dry to wear.

I thought you would want
to get rid of her things.

I tried.
But I couldn't.

You know you're the one
I love the most.

We'll take care of one another.

We won't let anyone
do anything bad to us, right?

Good night, sweetheart.
- Good night, Daddy.

Where were you?

I was at Gidi's.

I don't understand.
Couldn't you call?

I sat here all night
going crazy from worrying.

I called everyone we know
- Sorry.

Yaara, about what
happened yesterday...

I'm sorry about what I said.
I don't know.

I don't know
what happened to me.

Okay, so we'd better start
getting ready

so we're not late
for the flight.

I brought your suitcase,
from Rafa's house.

Will you manage by yourself?
- Yes.

Dad.
What's this?

"Mom and Dafna, forgive me
for what I am about to do.

I want to believe that you didn't
know, Mom. Even though I asked

myself a 1000
times if that's possible.

But if you haven't guessed
you should know that Dad

has been raping me, since I was 12.

In my room, in our house. "

Dad.

Talia...

Dad?

Yaara!

It's the letter.

"You should know that in spite of
his diabetes, he is not weak

He is a strong
and terrible man. "

What happened?

"A monster. "

Is everything all right?

Did something happen?

Read it to me.

"When I came back from India
I tried to save her.

To save Dafna. I begged him
to take me instead of her.

But he took us both.

Mom, don't hate me.

My dear Dafna, I want you
to have a normal life.

Dad says that he loves you
most of all.

But he doesn't.

He said that to me too

and now I'm dead.

Talia. "

Did he ever do anything to you?
- What?

Tell me the truth.

Did he touch you?
- No.

No, Dad, no.
He didn't touch me.

I didn't want to see.
- Enough, Dad.

Yaara. I thought you
were on the plane already.

Where is everybody?

Dafna is at school,
Rafa is upstairs sleeping.

Is something wrong?

I need you to see something.

Where did you find this?

Read it, Hanna.

Who read this to you, Yaara?
- Dad.

Anyone else read it?
- No, only Dad and I.

And Dafna, I guess.

I don't feel well.
I...

I want a glass of water.

Hanna!

Hanna.

What are you doing?

Hanna, what are you doing?
- Yaara, you'll burn yourself.

Yaara it's ours.
It's mine.

It's from my daughter.
- Yaara.

It was meant for us.
Us alone!

Hanna.
Enough!

Enough.
Enough.

Take her away from here
and go now, Uri.

Dafna is not coming back here.

We'll pick her up from school
and she'll come to our house.

If you don't
go to the police, we will.

Come, Yaara.

What did they want? -To say
goodbye before Yaara flies back.

I told them that
you were asleep.

I loved her so much.

She loved me, didn't she?
- Of course.

It's impossible not
to love you, Rafa.

Let me stay here
for a second.

Hi, Gidi.

Do you want to be alone? I can
wait for you in the parking lot.

No, I want you to stay.

How do the flowers look?
Are they beautiful?

Very.

"Talia Volach
Rafael Volach"

You're not going to jump
or anything? -No.

Are you sure you trust me?

Um, no.

Ready?

Ready?

75, 76, 77...

78, 79.

That's it.

Am I there?

Tell me, I have to know.
- Are you sure?

Yes.
I guess so.

She lied to me.

One more step
and we're in the sea.

If you don't believe me,
take a step. I'll hold you.

I believe you.

I love her, you know.