In the following documentary film, Blind Spot explores a topic rarely discussed—fatherhood. Even after becoming fathers, Israeli men continue to carry the cultural weight of masculinity: what they must do, what they must not, and what defines them as men. The film follows a group of fathers to children with cancer, on a journey far from home where they meet others in the same situation. As they open up—comparing pain, courage, and emotional scars—they reveal deep loneliness and the desire to shed societal expectations, reconnecting not just as fathers, but as human beings.