Ambiguity

Rochale infects herself with COVID-19 in order to earn 10 days of quarantine and thus escape a forced match arranged by the rabbi. She spends her quarantine with a group of ultra-Orthodox men and women like herself—secret Jews whose faith has been shaken—in the safe house where they lead double lives.

Sarah, Rochale's teacher, is secretly in love with her and wants to leave the Haredi world with her. Rochale, in turn, falls in love with one of the new arrivals at the shelter, a mysterious guy with the nickname Donald Trump who turns out to be the son of a Rebbe.

Michal, a nationalist ultra-Orthodox woman, is sexually harassed by Pinchas-Menachem. She returns home to her abusive husband, whose relationship with her she represses and denies. Pinchas Menachem returns to his devout ultra-Orthodox wife and tries to make a change.

Moshe Azoulay lies to his family that he is in quarantine due to the coronavirus, but when his family members contract the virus, he is forced to return to them. He is unable to give up his double life, and is exposed by his daughter Miriam, who demands to join him.

Henry leaves the Haredi world to move to Tel Aviv with Rotem, his secular girlfriend, but discovers that the transition is difficult and the romance may be impossible.

Hania decides to leave the ultra-Orthodox community and her husband, but her fears about entering the dating scene in the secular world lead her to sleep with Donald Trump. When she realizes his heart belongs to Rochale, she breaks down and changes her plans.