Going There

Name: Going There
Description: A juvenile woman in her late twenties who steals her younger sister’s passport and all-expense-paid youth-group ticket to Israel to chase down her ex-boyfriend (Sulkin) in Tel Aviv. After illegally entering the country, Rachel finds herself unable to escape her sister’s organized tour and is forced to become “Becca.” She quickly finds a nemesis in Mor (Saul), a stern IDF soldier who senses something is off about the imposter tourist and makes it her mission to stand in Rachel’s way.
Genre: Feature Film
Date Created: April 2025
Producer: Matthew G. Zamias, Jacob Horn, Ofer Naim, Moshe Edery, Albertino Matalon
Writer: Arbel Kodesh, Joshua Losben
Director: Arbel Kodesh
Cast: Stefanie Yunger, Mia Saul, Gregg Sulkin, Dylan Sprayberry, David Mazouz, Shahar Saul
Casting Directors: Mary Vernieu, Michelle Wade Byrd
Contact Email: mateo@astralfuture.com
Phone Number: +972 3690 9800
Production Company: UNITED KING FILMS, Cinema City Complex – Zomet Glilot, Ramat Hasharon 47100 Israel

Going There: A Hilarious and Heartfelt Adventure in Tel Aviv

In the upcoming feature film “Going There,” audiences are invited to witness a comedic yet poignant tale that intertwines themes of identity, deception, and the quest for love. The story follows Rachel, a determined young woman who seizes an opportunity to rekindle a past romance with her ex-boyfriend, only to find herself in the midst of an unexpected whirlwind when she impersonates her sister on a youth tour in Israel. This thrilling premise offers a fresh and humorous take on the lengths one will go for love and belonging.

Directed by Arbel Kodesh and packed with a talented ensemble cast, including Stefanie Yunger, Mia Saul, and Gregg Sulkin, “Going There” promises engaging performances that bring depth to its vibrant narrative. The film not only explores the personal struggles of its protagonist but also introduces audiences to Rachel’s formidable nemesis, Mor—a sharp-witted IDF soldier determined to expose the imposter. With a backdrop of beautiful Tel Aviv, the film serves as a canvas for witty exchanges and heartfelt moments, making it a must-watch experience in the evolving landscape of feature films.