The last two Jews of Kabul live together in the last synagogue of Kabul, and though they hate one another they decide to write their own Torah to replace the one stolen by the Taliban, what follows are debates about masturbation, lesbians, and eating animals not mentioned in the Torah. In the streets the Taliban deal in violence. Inside the synagogue Ishaq and Zeblyan deal in slapstick, and in their debates the vulgar and sacred meet, and yet, this too, is Torah.

Two stubborn old men with very different approaches to faith have to work together for a larger purpose. Set up almost as a vaudeville double-act, but with bullet ricochets instead of rim-shots. Very funny, and very moving at the end.

Hilarious and touching and such a giant hit for audiences! When these two battle it out over their choices in life, love and religion you don't want it to stop. Smart, funny, and an amazing showcase for two older character actors who get to play the drama, humor, surprise, sorrow and joy of finding their faith and their faith in humanity through a human they can't stand. Enjoy!