The Light Ahead

A wealthy young girl falls in love with her neighbor and elopes with him just seven days before her eighteenth birthday, as they escape from the eyes of her father's henchmen and manage to stay alive till she turns eighteen.

Karla's life is at a turning point. Her marriage breaks apart while she learns she won't have children of her own. This is more than enough for her and she is ready for a change. Longing for simpler days, she moves in with her friend Sascha, front woman of their old girl band "Chix". They decide to get the band back together. But to do so, Karla has to make peace with the third member, her successful and hated sister Alice. And Sascha, who has been dealt a bad hand by fate, has to reveal a long-kept secret of her own.

Rose, Flora and Yasmin were born as a triplet sixty something years ago in Alexandria, Egypt. Their well-off parents gave them names of flowers, and King Farouk of Egypt gave them his blessing. Today, in Israel, they live together in an apartment without men and without children. Flora has just retired from her work as a midwife, Yasmin awaits a kidney transplant, and Rose, once a successful singer, is wrapped in silence since the death of her husband. One after the other, the three sisters come to "This is your life," a place where people recount their memoirs, in order to tell their life story to Rucha (Rachel), Rose's only daughter, and talk about their symbiotic relationship. They are also searching for the long lost son of one of them who was given away for adoption under mysterious circumstances. During this period their lives and that of Rucha will change dramatically. Hidden ghosts will slowly appear, forcing the three sisters to confront the secrets and lies, and seek forgiveness. At the end of the journey into the past, after they redeem themselves, the sisters will embark on a new journey, to Alexandria, where Yasmin will undergo her kidney transplant and Rucha, who regained her own memories, will be able to start a new life.

Various citizens discover that a group of satanic worshipers are operating in their town.

"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players" (William Shakespear)