Al Hevel Dak) is a 1980 Israeli drama art film[1] written and directed by Michal Bat-Adam.
Gila Almagor plays the unstable mother, a role similar to her performance in the 1988 film Aviya's Summer.
She is often erratic in her behavior, fluctuating between periods of cheerfulness and energy, and times when she is withdrawn, spending long hours in bed, muttering to herself, crying, and forgetting household tasks.
The family doctor, Dr. Gerber (Avner Hazazah), persuades Nadav to admit Pola to a psychiatric institution.
During the summer, Nadav sends Nili to the kibbutz and, in her absence, takes Pola to the institution, where she is received by the doctor (Yitzhak Chavis) and the head nurse (Miri Fabian).