Hunting the Elements

The events unfold across locations in Israel, including a bank, an elderly home, and private estates tied to a family history. The setting blends urban and institutional spaces—banks, retirement homes, and a private home—where financial desperation and old loyalties collide. The plot is driven by both contemporary city life and lingering historical tensions around property and inheritance in Israel.

🗝️ Crime & Heist

A calculated bank robbery brings together a group of desperate characters who try to exploit weaknesses in the bank’s defenses. They create diversions that turn off a main alarm, letting them enter the safe. The plan falters when Nick, a hostage with dementia, complicates the situation and is not sent to prison. The heist becomes a catalyst for revealing loyalties, greed, and the price of crime.

👪 Family & Betrayal

The story is driven by fractured family bonds and old resentments. Dorit’s relationship with Dedi and her abandonment of Jonathan highlight how money shapes family ties. Eliyahu’s feud with Dorit provides a long history of betrayal that informs his actions. Jonathan’s choices test loyalties within the clan and expose where trust truly lies.

💰 Wealth & Inheritance

The estate and money motive are central to the conflict, including Roda’s life-support and the inheritance tied to her British lineage. Michael Simpson’s push to claim the estate demonstrates how wealth can drive ruthless decisions. The sale of the estate to fund care underscores the emotional costs behind financial maneuvering. The bank’s heist is framed as a desperate attempt to alter future fortunes.