Ten years after the extraordinary Yossi & Jagger, Israeli director Eytan Fox opens a time window. Yossi Hoffman has matured: the war veteran is now a dedicated cardiologist, a workaholic and a man of few words. He spends his time at the hospital, where he's still not out, trying to avoid the anguish and memories of the love lost in the battleground that stills hounds him. A routine that he hopelessly tries to fill up with sexual encounters, until one day a female patient forces him to brutally confront his own past. With this quite and unpretentious movie, as a kind and nostalgic sequel, Eytan Fox makes us fall in love with an ordinary character, loving and unhappy, who regains the joy of life, the chance to see the world from a different prospective, cutting the ties with an Israeli society trapped between the past and the present. Basically, a fairy-tale with a happy ending.