Bucket List

One Saturday morning, a man wakes up to discover to his horror that the world around him has totally changed. Everything has become different. Everything is unrecognizable. Everything he thought he knew has evaporated. There's nothing left of the world before, except a few memories.

Perplexed, he turns to a strange start-up that might help him overcome the despair that's engulfing him. A futuristic company that modulates its customers' memories. After all, why should we remember the painful moments of our lives? A break-up? Erased. Insurmountable grief? Erased. A broken friendship? Erased. With Zeitgeist (understand in French: "the spirit of time"), it is now possible to directly alter or erase the traumatic memory, thus enjoying a present free of all our traumas. But will the unshakeable ghosts of the past let themselves be brought down so easily?

With Bucket List, director Yael Ronen and composer Shlomi Shaban take us to the edge of a musical hallucination that oscillates between Broadway glamour and bittersweet sounds, where the broken plots of the past suddenly resurface.