So We Said Goodbye

Young love cannot be left behind”The reunion of childhood sweethearts shakes up their world when passionate memories become a life-changing reality.” Yaron has just turned fifty when he receives an unexpected phone call. Nearly thirty years ago, his childhood sweetheart slammed the door shut behind her and walked out of his life. Now, she calls him and asks to meet. What does she want? Can he refuse? They each have a life and a family, but memories of a first love carry a threatening power of their own. The repercussions of their late reunion are many; their lives and marriages are shaken up, leading, reluctantly, to psychotherapy, disturbing in its own way. In the swirl of memories and unresolved secrets, nothing is safe, including everything they worked for their entire lives. The flame of young passion never dies; its memory is inscribed within the body and soul. Two people in the middle of their lives are compelled to deal with the resurgence of their past. In distinct voices they narrate their conflicting memories of the youth they shared, the youth that shaped the people they have become. What would you give up to experience young love once again? So We Said Goodbye delivers a thrilling drama in a compelling and contemporary language and form. It “deals courageously and wisely with a reality shared by many couples after years of marriage” (Alit Karp, columnist for Ha’aretz) and is a must for anyone who ever loved and has not given up on the hope of loving.