Members of the "Modern Orthodox" community face an ongoing challenge in attempting to simultaneously participate in two highly divergent cultures - the secular and the religious.

For over one hundred years the community has striven, in varying degrees, to maneuver between these two irreconcilable worlds. 

A clear outcome of their exposure to the changing institution of marriage and family life in the secular world has been the astronomical rise in the number of non-married adult modern orthodox Jews between the ages of 20 and 40.

This film attempts to understand how individual members of the modern orthodox community reconcile themselves to a delay in marriage as they embrace certain ideas such as freedom of choice, self-realization, and prosperity within the religious discourse.

AWARDS & FESTIVALS

 Jewish Motives Film Festival 2007, Warsaw
 Israeli Film Festival, New York 2007
 Haifa International Film Festival 2006