The Fox in the Chicken Coop

The plot centers around Amitz Dolniker, an Israeli politician who suffers a heart attack during a speech. Following the doctor's orders for rest, he plans to escape to a secluded village where he believes he won't be recognized. As Dolniker arrives, he discovers that the villagers are completely unaware of his identity and have no modern conveniences, which leads to a humorous situation as both he and the villagers navigate their differences.

The film stars Shaike Ophir, Seffy Rivlin, Nitza Shaul, Mosko Alkalai, Ya'anckale Bodo, and Gideon Singer. Its comedic take on the clash between modernity and rural life provides a distinctive viewing experience. For collectors, this film represents a piece of Israeli cinema from the late 1970s, a period rich in cultural storytelling and unique humor.