Tomer Ronen

Julia is brave, honest, kind, and real. She sees opportunity and doesn’t let it pass her by. That’s what separates unsuccessful people from successful ones. The go-getters, the ones who risk it all and are willing to throw everything away to achieve their dreams. Julia is an inspiration. This show portrays exactly how worries, judgement, and fear, have no place in the mind of a successful woman. Her daughter Miriam is a perfect example of this, leading an unconventional life that makes her happy despite what others “expect” her to do. Batsheva projects some of her own insecurities, fears, and preconceived notions on Miriam at times, but all characters of this show are good at heart. Not a binge-worthy show, but I watch it in healthy amounts because of that. Perfect show to play while eating lunch or working on an art project. 10/10!!