We are trying to teach literature and literacy in a society which doesn't value it any more.

It's not profound literature, but it's an adventure story and quite a good adventure story, very unexpected coming from Brando. It tells us a lot about him.

The Society is once again more stable and more secure than the last time we reported. I believe we're nearly out of the woods.

When we meet Jack he is finally trying to sort himself out. He did a runner when his girlfriend told him she was pregnant, choosing the life of a B-grade pub-rock star over fatherhood. He knew Heaven had a daughter, but has no idea what has happened to them over the last 20 years.

We want to set a new agenda in Israeli society, in which employment is a value.

I think our society has medical care kind of mixed up. They don't value it. Frankly, they don't see it the way we see it.