Transit

Transit presents the story of a Jewish-German refugee who arrives in Israel just before World War II. Despite starting a family in his new environment, he feels disconnected and views Israel as merely a temporary stop. The film captures his deep connection to Berlin, emphasizing how the city's culture and essence haunt him even as he tries to adapt to life in Israel.

As the narrative unfolds, the protagonist withdraws from his family and the life he has built in Israel. He moves into a budget hotel by the Tel Aviv seaside and associates with a group of fringe misfits. His dreams of returning to Berlin starkly contrast with his present reality, showcasing the complexities of his identity and the lasting impact of his past.