In the Freiman’s Kitchen

Gush Katif, 2005. The Freiman couple, Yaakov (78) and Miriam (68), follow the meticulous routine that is natural for their age. A crisis on a national scale threatens their entire system of personal loyalties their life as a couple, their religious convictions, and value system. They suddenly face an ordeal, the likes of which they have never experienced before! To deal with this crisis and as a function of their age, they construct a fortress around their daily kitchen routine. This intimate film contains pain, emotion, and sometimes, a smile. It is a glimpse of an aging couples relationship and beliefs during a critical time.