Shlomi, an eighteen-year-old Israeli soldier, made a fateful decision that would test not only his resolve but also his conscience. After fleeing the chaotic battlefield in Gaza, he sought refuge with his girlfriend in Tel Aviv. However, what awaited him was far from the sanctuary he had envisioned. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) elite were convinced that Shlomi had been kidnapped under the guise of war's fog, a scenario both tragic and comedic in its absurdity. This harrowing journey unfolded over the course of 24 hours, during which Tel Aviv’s hot and humid streets became his battleground. Initially filled with terror as he grappled with the uncertainty of his fate, Shlomi soon found himself traversing from despair to a glimmer of hope. The narrative weaves through moments of raw romance that threatened to distract him from the looming nightmare of his predicament. Director's Note: The film delves into the complex interplay between love and law, symbolized by the duality of breathless running and paralysis. Love, represented by Shlomi’s unwavering devotion to his girlfriend, drives him to defect from the war-torn Gaza Strip, urging him towards safety and comfort in Tel Aviv. Yet, the looming threat of legal consequences—embodied by the IDF's pursuit—threatens both his existence and the world around him. This tension serves as a microcosm for broader socio-political issues, exploring the personal struggles of individuals caught between duty and desire. Through Shlomi’s journey, we are invited to reflect on the human condition in times of conflict, questioning what sacrifices one is willing to make for love or freedom.