Oz, Amos

Seven years after her divorce, a remarried Israeli woman writes her first husband, Alex. Her letter evolves a correspondence and creates a rivalry between her present husband and her former husband.

Proffy, a twelve-year-old boy living in Jerusalem in the last days of British occupation, spends the summer of 1947 playing at being a soldier and dreaming of dying heroically in battle, but he becomes confused when his friendship with British Sergeant Dunlop causes him to be labelled a traitor, and he feels he must avenge his name.

Two children, living in a gray and gloomy village where all of the animals disappeared years before, spot a fish, and their curiosity leads them into the depths of the forest.