Invisible
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About this movie
Haunted by the same unspeakable tragedy in their past, a random encounter brings two women together. Emotions that were once left buried will have to be dealt with and confronted.
Lily (Ronit Elkabetz) is an outspoken left-wing activist, Nira (Evgenia Dodina), a reserved television editor. Both are outwardly independent and strong women. Lily is married with two grown children, her marriage long dead. Nira is a single mum who refuses to think she could ever be interested in a man being a part of her life. Twenty years earlier they both experienced a trauma so severe, they
had to suppress the ordeal to be able to survive. A fleeting moment unites them and the two women join forces to confront the past, realizing how this tragedy has deeply affected their lives and relationships. Now they must bridge the gap between the women they once were and the women they have become. They must either continue to push the pain in or confront the cracks in their lives. It's time to heal and move on.
What begins as a hard yet liberating journey turns into a subtle and moving friendship: through this relationship, they will finally be able to stop feeling humiliated and guilty. They will no longer be Invisible. An emotionally powerful film, Invisible mixes fact with fiction using televised
material and recorded testimonies of women who like Lily and Nira, have survived despite their nightmare. © Cardboards the movie limited partnership
Lily (Ronit Elkabetz) is an outspoken left-wing activist, Nira (Evgenia Dodina), a reserved television editor. Both are outwardly independent and strong women. Lily is married with two grown children, her marriage long dead. Nira is a single mum who refuses to think she could ever be interested in a man being a part of her life. Twenty years earlier they both experienced a trauma so severe, they
had to suppress the ordeal to be able to survive. A fleeting moment unites them and the two women join forces to confront the past, realizing how this tragedy has deeply affected their lives and relationships. Now they must bridge the gap between the women they once were and the women they have become. They must either continue to push the pain in or confront the cracks in their lives. It's time to heal and move on.
What begins as a hard yet liberating journey turns into a subtle and moving friendship: through this relationship, they will finally be able to stop feeling humiliated and guilty. They will no longer be Invisible. An emotionally powerful film, Invisible mixes fact with fiction using televised
material and recorded testimonies of women who like Lily and Nira, have survived despite their nightmare. © Cardboards the movie limited partnership