Afula Express

Afula Express

6.1

Jun 06 1997

2h 35m

Comedy, Drama, Romance

David is a garage electrician, who dreamt all of his life of becoming a magician, but had no luck in it. His girlfriend Batya wants an ordinary life, but David is still looking for his dream, so he links up with Romanian immigrant Shimon, who is an expert magician.

Zvika Hadar

Zvika Hadar

דוד

Esti Zakheim

Esti Zakheim

בתיה

Aryeh Moskona

Aryeh Moskona

שמעון

Orli Perl

Orli Perl

Vickie

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