Fish Also Drown

This film follows Roman, a man navigating the challenges of life in Hadera, Israel. In his 30s, he struggles with societal expectations from his beautiful yet demanding wife and critical in-laws. Their perception of him as a burden intensifies as he grapples with unemployment and the pressure of not having children.

The narrative delves into the comedic aspects of Roman's life, highlighting the absurdities and frustrations that come with his situation. As he tries to elude his in-laws' judgment, the film paints a vivid picture of immigrant experiences and the complexities of family dynamics in modern society.