When Sharon, an ambitious art-house film producer, finds herself on the brink of bankruptcy, she seizes an opportunity to salvage her future and her sense of self-worth by collaborating with Uzi Silver, who had once been a revered director, but has since become an Ultra-Orthodox rabbi, and now wishes to make his comeback film – an adaptation of the biblical tragedy of King Saul. This joint effort soon turns out to be highly problematic, threatening to undo much more than their careers and their financial standing.
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