Exit Wounds

Summary

Exit Wounds is a contemporary drama set in Tel Aviv, exploring the aftermath of a terrorist attack and the lingering effects of absence and disconnection. The story follows Koby Franco, a young taxi driver who learns from a soldier named Numi that his estranged father may have been killed in a bombing. Reluctantly, Koby teams up with Numi to investigate the truth. Their search becomes less about confirming a death and more about confronting unresolved feelings—Koby’s resentment toward his father, Numi’s complicated relationship with him, and the pervasive atmosphere of uncertainty in a country scarred by violence. Modan’s clean, expressive art and understated storytelling highlight moments of intimacy and subtle emotion. Rather than focusing on spectacle, Exit Wounds examines personal grief, fractured families, and the quiet resilience of ordinary people navigating extraordinary circumstances.