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- Are you still with the goatee guy?

- No, we broke up.

Then we could introduce her to Claudio?

Architect, divorced, no kids.

No, thanks, I'm fine.

And I'm in a relationship.

- Really!

- Who is he?

Uriel Cohan.

- No way.

- The motel guy?

- The king of motels?

- Is he still that good?

I don't know yet.

- How come?

- 'Cause we're dating.

- We haven't slept together yet.

- Wow!

Then you're not dating.

You're married!

But why?

Because that's what we want to do.

Date for a while.

It's great.

It sounds silly, but it's great.

We go to the movies.

He phones me.

He buys me chocolates, flowers.

He's dying to see me. I can tell.

We make out a lot!

- I like that.

- See?

- You must be a bit horny, though.

- Well, yes.

What a nice surprise! I'll come down.

- No, no. I'll come up.

- Come up?

Excuse me.

That's nice.

- Where are the kids?

- At their mother's.

What are you having?

- Wine, want some?

- Yes, please.

You ride motorbikes, you ski,

you do lots of stuff.

I got curious after my divorce.

I tried different things,

but I didn't pursue anything.

- Thanks.

- So there's the helmet and stuff.

Your kids are lovely.

- So they take after their father?

- Yes, of course they do.

How come?

Now that I've met them,

I've learned a few things.

- About me?

- About you and me.

Cool.

- There's no fish in here.

- The fish are on their way.

We've been dating for a while

but nothing's happened yet.

Is that a reproach?

It's my first reproach as a girlfriend.

Here's the thing.

You already went away once,

and for me...

I'm afraid you might use me

and go away again.

- Don't be silly.

- Well, maybe a little.

- I won't use you.

- Okay.

- Your father had a toy shop, right?

- Yes.

- How is he doing?

- My father?

He passed away.

I'll tell you about that later.

#I love you, Daddy.

Are you there?

- Is it reversible?

- What is?

Your surgery.

Technically yes,

everything's reversible.

How are you, doctor?

I have something urgent

to discuss with you.

I thought you'd come

for a prostate examination.

You told me that wouldn't be

necessary until I turned 45.

Yes, but considering

your old man's history.

I'll wait for a less invasive

procedure, like a saliva test.

It's something else.

What is it now?

I'm in love and I lied for love.

I don't know how to get out of it.

There's always a way out.

Bluffing isn't the only way

to win at poker.

Sometimes, you really do have

the best cards in your hands.

Which cards do you have?

I have nothing.

I need to get to The Trova.

What's The Trova?

The Trova Rosarina, the band.

Rosario, 1980.

#Day and night, the machine is forced.

And the singer...

I need to contact

someone from The Trova...

to pass as someone

in the production.

I don't need to be on stage.

- But at least...

- Fine.

Does The Trova have any Jews?

Garfunkel. One of its founders.

He walked away,

but he'll be at the comeback.

He's their manager now.

The best way to get to a person

is through their rabbi.

There's this huge

international rabbi network.

You enter with one rabbi

and go out with the next.

Since ancient times,

way before the internet.

If you get to the rabbi,

you get to the person.

Do you know any rabbis?

I know one rabbi, but we're not

on good terms right now.

He doesn't like an activity

I pursue every now and then.

What are you doing

to upset the rabbi?

Poker.

But once in a blue moon.

But the Torah considers poker

to be irrelevant.

How do you know?

- From a rabbi I met in Rosario.

- So you do know a rabbi.

And he lets you play poker!

What's his name?

- Rabbi Abraham Barylka.

- That's one open-minded rabbi.

I'm not carrying anything.

Let's go.

Thanks, see you soon.

What was that for?

- For our safety.

- For our safety from what?

- Nice place. So many lights!

- Yes, see.

Hello.

#Sha-sha-shalom.

- One, two.

- Cool!

- They're playing.

#- Shalom.

- Otto.

- Dad, they're musicians!

- Do you write songs?

- No, they've already been written.

- But you're a band?

- A community.

The Rabbi-ing Stones.

- Cool name!

#- Shalom.

- How many you are?

- Four.

Guitar, bass, drums, vocals.

#Shalom.

This is a surprise.

I never would've guessed.

It's religious music?

Is there any other kind of music?

I wouldn't know.

Upstairs is more quiet.

We can talk there.

Keep an eye on the boy, please?

- He'll stay with me, okay?

- Thanks.

Otto.

- He'll have fun. He's into this...

- Into music?

- No, Judaism, actually.

#- Baruch Hashem!

Could you have a word with

Garfunkels rabbi

maybe during The Trova's show?

Maybe during The Trova's show?

I don't need to go on stage.

But maybe mention me,

or make me a pass like someone

on the production staff.

It's about this girl I mentioned.

Love and all that stuff.

You told me you were friends

with Garfunkels rabbi, right?

Rabbi Schmuel?

We went to the yeshiva together.

See that picture?

We're the two bearded guys.

He got us to be the opening act

at The Trova's show.

That's so cool.

You'll be on stage with The Trova?

Sure.

Piece of cake.

You can do me that favor.

Tell me, Rabbi...

Do you ever lie?

The Hebrew word for lie is "Sheqer. "

Three letters.

"Shin", "Qof", "Resh. "

A whole word standing on one leg.

But "Emet," which means "truth"...

You can teach me the whole alphabet

another time.

My car is poorly parked and

I may lose my license.

I should get going.

Okay. Let's make a toast!

Shouldn't we wait for Mom?

- Bye-bye, baby.

- Why are you wearing that?

- It's a tracksuit.

- Where are you going?

I go out every Monday.

I've done it all my life.

- I won't explain myself.

- But you look so untidy.

That's weird.

Where is she going?

I don't know.

Does she do Pilates, yoga,

karate, taekwondo?

I don't know.

But she doesn't sweat.

You never asked her

where she goes?

Don't even try to figure it out.

The mystery will reveal itself

when the time is right.

- Cheers.

#- Kabbalah.

#The Trova Return

What should we watch?

Action and Adventures,

Horror, Adults, Family?

Family.

Hold on, Sara.

Ask who it is.

Who is it?

Dad, it's Gloria. Should I open?

- My dad's feeling a bit ill.

- Really?

Yes, it's something he ate.

- Hi.

- Hi. What's up?

- What's up?

- Remember Otto and Sara?

- Yes. Hi, Otto.

- Hi.

Guys, do you remember Gloria?

Yes. How are you?

Come, Otto.

I want to show you something.

Come on, Otto.

Come here!

How are you?

I didn't know your kids were here.

How are you?

Here's a book, Dad.

You're sick, so I'll read you a story.

It's about a guy

alone on an island...

Come on, Gloria.

Let's have tea and talk.

Maybe Gloria doesn't want to talk.

- I do want to have tea and talk.

- See? She does want to.

- Your room is that way?

- Yes.

"My father came from Bremen

and first settled... in Halle. "

"And first settled... in Halle. "

- More tea?

- It's delicious! What flavor is it?

- Apple.

- It's great.

- Apple and cinnamon.

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