A three-part original production based on the award-winning bestseller by author Alona Kimchi. Susanna, a fragile young woman in her 30s, lives with her retired mother Ada. Susanna has personality disorders, and her mother dedicates her entire life to her daughter. The connection between them is morbid, and is based on the unholy triangle love-control-addiction. Susanna is afraid of men, strangers and especially of herself, until Naor, a relative from New York, enters her life. He is young, handsome and brilliant, a contemporary art dealer, a rogue artist, who shocks the world of Susanna and her mother. Naor arrives in Israel to purchase works of art from the Russian avant-garde and repay a debt. He traces Grisha Nodelman, an art historian with a collection from the period in question, and his daughter Shura, a brilliant and cynical girl. She falls in love with Naor, and at the same time a unique and strange bond is forged between Naor and Susanna.