Yehezkel Lazarov

A crime investigation in Tel Aviv coincides with a woman in Tokyo who publishes a newspaper ad asking for descriptions of dreams.

Autobiographical film follows the director as he tries to recover memories of his experiences fighting in the 1982 Israel-Lebanon war. The movie's title comes from a key moment when a soldier in Folman's platoon enters a kind of fugue state, firing his gun while dancing in the street in front of a billboard of former Lebanese prime Bashir Gemavel.

A teacher who is at first enchanted by the poetic genius of her five-year-old student, becomes consumed with protecting his talent and innocence.