Fagr Yom gedid

Nayla, a young woman from an upper-class family who feels alienated by the emptiness and moral corruption of her privileged social circle. Disillusioned with her parents' values and the superficial world around her, she becomes drawn to a more politically aware and socially engaged man who represents a different path. As Nayla searches for meaning, identity, and independence, she confronts generational conflict, class divisions, and the tension between personal freedom and social responsibility.