Trailer - What a Bachelor Needs
Trailers • 1m 47s
Experience the magic of love and romance in "What a Bachelor Needs", a heartwarming six-episode Israeli television series written and directed by Irit Linor. Based on Jane Austen's classic novel "Pride and Prejudice", this modern-day adaptation follows the story of Alona Sade, a divorced B&B owner in Amuka, as she navigates the complexities of relationships, family, and love.
When Nimrod Artzi, a young and wealthy man from a prominent family, comes to stay at Alona's guesthouses with his sister and friends, their initial encounters are fraught with tension and dislike. But as they spend more time together, a deep attraction and appreciation begin to blossom between them.
Meanwhile, Alona's sister Neta falls in love with Artzi's best friend, Ben-Gal, but their relationship faces obstacles when the guests leave the B&Bs. Alona's ex-husband also enters the picture, starting an affair with Nega, Artzi's sister, which leads to further complications.
As the story unfolds, Alona and Artzi's relationship is tested by their respective pasts and family dynamics, but ultimately they find their way to each other's hearts. With a talented cast and beautiful setting, "What a Bachelor Needs" is a must-watch for anyone who believes in the power of love.
Up Next in Trailers
-
Trailer - The Prime Ministers - Part ...
"The Prime Ministers: Soldiers and Peacemakers" follows the experiences of Ambassador Yehuda Avner during the years he worked for Prime Ministers Yitzhak Rabin and Menachem Begin. Based on Ambassador Avner's best-selling book, "The Prime Ministers", the film opens in 1974 as Rabin becomes the cou...
-
Trailer - Reflected Light
The Teshuva movement broke out in the early 1970s. Secular Israelis became fundamentalist religious and named 'Baalei Teshuva'. They tried to assimilate into Haredi (Ultra-Orthodox) society but were not accepted. Many of the second generations returned to become secular or dropped out of the educ...
-
Trailer - Marry Me However
The film tells the stories of LGBT men and women who, for religious reasons, decided to marry against their own sexual orientation, to comply with Torah laws and be accepted into their families and religious communities. Some shared their secret with their partners, some kept it hidden, and some ...
