Against the background of war and constant air-raids, Ido, his autistic son Michael and their sick dog Oggi are forced to take a trip to the veterinary hospital, where some tough decisions will have to be made.

Now that the Gaza war has broken out and there are constant air raid warnings, all schools are closed. Ido, an architect who works from home, finds himself caring for his 12-year-old son Michael who has both physical and mental disabilities. Michael’s stress and anxiety are heightened when he discovers that his dog, Oggi, is very sick. Ido, Michael and Oggi take a trip to the veterinary hospital, where some tough decisions will have to made.

Omri Levy was born in Berkeley California and raised in Israel. After serving as a combat officer in the IDF he attended the Sam Spiegel School of Cinema in Jerusalem, where he graduated with honors. His student film “Sand” won 11 international awards, was screened at over 60 film festivals around the world and was a finalist for the Student American Academy Awards (1998). Omri has since directed the film “Miss Entebbe” and has been the Academic Director of the Maaleh Film School, since 2007. In that time he has written and directed many films.