April Fool

Set in the whimsical land of Bubble Gum, April Fool features the kind-hearted Tzipi, portrayed by Tsippi Shavit, and her wicked sister Pitzi, played by Seffy Rivlin. This film cleverly blends elements of fantasy and humor, providing a lighthearted take on the prank genre that was beloved during the era.

The story unfolds with the two princesses competing to win the right to rule Bubble Gum for a year. Their antics are complemented by a talking robot and a group of children, adding to the film's playful atmosphere. Notably, one of the children is Natasha Braunstein, who later became known as actress Natasha Lyonne.

For collectors, April Fool represents a unique entry into the comedy genre of the late 1980s. Its nostalgic themes and entertaining premise make it a noteworthy piece within the context of Israeli cinema and the broader prank film tradition.