

24 minutes. One woman. The loneliest desert you've ever felt.
On a hot summer day, Anna embarks on a little journey in the deserted desert town she lives in. She tries to find a man to give her a comforting touch, even for a brief moment .
Acting
Dodina's face does everything the script refuses to explain.
Cinematography
Desert heat you can practically taste through the screen.
Director
Or Sinai
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Israeli desert towns like this one were often built quickly in the 1950s-60s to settle remote areas, creating accidental ghost towns of forgotten people.
Sinai based the film on real conversations with older women in peripheral towns who spoke of profound physical isolation after divorce or widowhood.