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| Ohad Knoller | ... | Yossi | |
| Yehuda Levi | ... | Lior Amichai 'Jagger' | |
| Assi Cohen | ... | Ophir | |
| Aya Steinovitz | ... | Yaeli | |
| Hani Furstenberg | ... | Goldie | |
| Sharon Raginiano | ... | The Colonel | |
| Yuval Semo | ... | Psycho | |
| Yaniv Moyal | ... | Samoncha | |
| Hanan Savyon | ... | Adams | |
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Erez Kahana | ... | Yaniv the Cook |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Shmulik Bernheimer | ... | Shmuel 'Shmulik' Amichai |
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Yael Pearl | ... | Varda Amichai (as Yael Perl Becker) |
Yossi is a Commander at an Israeli outpost near Lebanon. He is however involved in a secret, passionate love affair with his second in command (nicknamed Jagger). The two will often sneak off from the outpost to spend time together. A failed ambush during a full moon leaves Jagger mortally wounded and forces Yossi to finally express his love. Written by Phazed-101
On a cold desolate hillside, during a lull in a long winter war, Jewish soldiers in far off Isreal, brace themselves against the wind, the dark night and frigid temperatures, in anticipation of an ambush. The air is frosted with both fears and idyllic dreams of a comfortable civilian life. In this tiny corner in a war torn country, two soldiers await destiny amid their shivering companions. The first is Lior Amichai, affectionately called "Jagger" for his love of the noted singer. The other is his companion and secret lover Yossi who despite command responsibilities, yearns for a time when he and Jagger can openly express their love. Arrayed against this union are the tragedies of life. There is Aya who also loves Jagger and in turn is sought after by others in the tiny force. The squad like most common soldiers, long to return home and dream of peace. It is rare that a film elevates gay love to such a poignant level, but this story does just that. It captures the true sentiments of both characters and tugs at the heart of any who have ever been in love amid the turmoil of conflict. When the war torn drama yields it's tragic outcome, it is touching, sympathetic and memorable. ****