Launching a war is the job of storytellers. A good story is crucial for legitimizing the use of force. That's why the military needs to vigorously promote it, and Israel is a model country for promoting its military career. Our successful colonization, occupation, and weed growth will only make us stronger and more accepted among countries. Our history as persecuted Jews and our enlightened democracy are both used in our solid public relations toolkit. But before telling our stories to the world, we need to tell them to our children. As moral corruption related to racial segregation becomes increasingly rampant, evading military service has become a threat. For some children, we provide benefits, while for most children, we sell false promises. Every child undergoes screening to withstand acceptable levels of stress and adjusted exposure to violence. This is a story of children who refuse to enlist but surrender. Their story was never told because they passed away during their service. Through narratives based on their unforgettable diaries, this movie depicts the turmoil within them. It interweaves first-hand military imagery, critical moments from childhood to enlistment, and family videos of deceased soldiers whose stories are suppressed and viewed as a national threat. Originating from: https://www.filmfestival.gr/en/section-tiff/movie/1272/14782
