A small smile spreads across her face.
YAAKOV
Yes, only us.
He smiles, a sensual tension in the air. Rachel approaches him, and he lifts his shirt, burying his face in her stomach. She grabs her t-shirt and buries his head under her shirt, hugging Yaakov’s head. She holds onto her tricot shirt, covering his head with it, hugging Yaakov’s head. The “Shir HaMa’alot” song ends, and the sound of the fireworks explosion is heard. Rachel stands by Yaakov’s side while he sits beside her on the edge of the sofa and hugs her by the waist. They look at the television for a moment to witness the spectacular spectacle.
EXT. RABIN SQUARE – NIGHT
In the vast crowd, dance circles open up. The television camera focuses on the faces of the dancers. Most of them are young, but suddenly, the cameraman discovers that in one of the circles, a group of old individuals is dancing. The TV camera quickly zooms in on them.
ZOOM IN
INT. YAAKOV AND RACHEL’S ROOM – NIGHT
YAAKOV (IN AMAZEMENT)
Do you see what I see?
And in the background, their laughter is heard.
EXT. RABIN SQUARE – NIGHT
The two elders dance vigorously in the center of the circle in a way that does not embarrass young people. They are full of vitality and joy of life. Suddenly their gaze is fixed on the camera and a smile rises and spreads across their faces. One of the old individuals winks and Yaakov and Rachel burst out laughing. New circles of dancers cover the old individuals like sea waves and hide them from the camera. The picture again shows the square full of dancing circles. Gradually, the TV camera rises over the floors of the municipal building, tracking the flight of a small balloon in the sky, until it disappears in the black sky still scarred with gray streaks left behind by the fireworks that have already disappeared.
FADE OUT
CLOSING TITLES OF THE MOVIE
END