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A portrait of successful Tel-Avivian Elay (35), unconsciously lost in the city he grew up in, parentless. While permanently searching for parental figures, he longs to find home in the sex, drugs and ego-filled queer community.
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A portrait of successful Tel-Avivian Elay (35), unconsciously lost in the city he grew up in, parentless. While permanently searching for parental figures, he longs to find home in the sex, drugs and ego-filled queer community.
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