Tova Rogel - director and screenwriter Uzi Yakar, doesn't know how and where to start. I have now finished "In the spring the poppies will bloom", a sweeping cinematic journey, mesmerizing in its intensity, which did not let go of me for many days. I forced myself to read slowly, in small sips, so that it wouldn't end. This cruel parade of folly, in your spectacular Hebrew, in the descriptions of the horror of such a terrible and unnecessary war, while dripping with bits of scenery and blossoms, because there are changes of seasons and there is also blabbermouth - lured me and suffocated me and did not let go. I was especially drawn to Robert and Lucille. Two glimmers of hope, so precise and touching. Throughout the whole book I was looking for them among the ruins. I hoped with all my heart that they would survive, and bloom like flowers/poppies. I imagined what Albert's paintings looked like, and what would happen to the infant Victoria, just born, but a cursed and terrible war waiting for her towards the age of twenty. The characters as a whole are so rich in expression that I could touch and smell them. I must point out that, consciously or not, you rely on iconic works, whose hovering above does an enormous favor to the entire book: "Come and See" (Alem Klimov), "Forbidden Games" (Rene Kalman), "The Grand Illusion" (Jean Renoir), "How good it is to live" (Bertrand Tavernier), and at the head of the group leads Zweig, with a burning longing for the life of yesterday. In my opinion, this is wonderful material for a series. A comprehensive and invested series, not on the scale of the limited Israeli productions, but an investment of a European/American production. I don't know how to direct or advise, little, but it's worth finding out connection options with Netflix. strengthening your hands good spy

Dear Uzi, I finished reading the book In the Spring the Poppies Bloom. I read it almost non-stop. I really enjoyed the beautiful writing, the very tangible descriptions of the events in the war and emotions and descriptions of nature. Like a movie director. Great depth in every description. A broad and deep knowledge of human nature is evident. The descriptions of the streets in the various cities and villages where the heroes of the book hang out are so accurate that it seems like someone is shooting a movie for me. In general, there is a feeling of a movie in your description. You give time to accurately describe the environment, nature, animals and everything. The plot and events are so complex that in my eyes it is very complex and appreciated. It is obvious that you have done research and studied every subject. Sitting in a cafe in the city of Roubini and greeting you. One of the most beautiful books I have read. A big hug and much appreciation for your writing. Yours in friendship and appreciation. Jonathan