Sholem Aleichem Street, House 40

The film centers on Rosa, a mother in Odessa, who faces the departure of her sons for Israel. As the head of her household, Rosa navigates the emotional turmoil of saying goodbye to the place that has been the backdrop of her life. The tension escalates with Semen Margolin, a war veteran and staunch patriot, who feels betrayed by his children's decision to emigrate.

The narrative delves into the dynamic between Rosa and Semen, as she works to persuade him to embrace the move despite his initial resistance. The film paints a poignant picture of family ties and the heartache that comes with change. It features performances by Rimma Bykova, Leonid Satanovskiy, and others, bringing to life the story's emotional weight.