"Can a young man, haunted by his memories, find the freedom he craves in the confines of kibbutz life?"

"A Trip into the 70s" delves into this poignant question through the story of a young man's search for internal peace, set against a backdrop of psychedelic experiences and haunting flashbacks.

The narrative opens with his reflections on a past riddled with fear and his longing for tranquility. Seeking a haven from his troubled past, he moves to a kibbutz, only to discover that it mirrors his internal battles, intensified by vivid flashbacks and transformative experiences. At the heart of his journey is a complicated relationship with Aya, which propels him into deep self-reflection and confusion, further complicated by their shared psychedelic adventures.

Faced with a crucial decision, he stands at a crossroads. Staying in the kibbutz means safety and familiarity, especially with Aya. Yet, a voice within him grows louder, urging him to seek his path and embrace life's uncertainties beyond the kibbutz walls. Torn between his current life, connection to Aya, and the haunting memories of war, his choice is fraught with emotional turmoil.