Baba Joon

The film follows Yitzhak, who is dedicated to maintaining the turkey farm established by his father after their emigration from Iran. As Yitzhak attempts to pass down this legacy to his son Moti, a clash of interests arises. Moti's passion for fixing junkyard cars creates tension between father and son, as Yitzhak perceives Moti's disinterest in the farm as a rejection of family values.

Moti's mother, Sarah, finds herself mediating between Yitzhak and Moti, while the arrival of Darius, the uncle from America, introduces further complications. This family conflict serves as a backdrop for exploring themes of tradition, identity, and generational differences. The film captures the struggle of balancing personal passion with familial expectations, creating a poignant narrative.