The Other Shore

Dvir learns to speak the Hindi language fluently, and starts to move in India almost unrecognized as a foreigner. All along the way, Dvir's inner world is shaken apart, as he struggles to find that "real thing" which he came to look for. When the clock shows that he had spent three years and three months in India he feels it is time to go back home; the "deep plunge" he took into India made in him a bridge between the western and eastern cultures. He returns with a new spirit.