Set in the 1950s when Israel had only been a nation for a few years and its existence was under constant threat, Infiltration tells the story of one platoon of young Israeli conscripts - a group who represent their nation's ideals, hopes, struggles and deep internal divisions. Melabbes is determined to stay detached from military life; Avner is a romantic whose mother worked for the wealthy Jerusalemites'; Alon is a proud Kibbutznik; Miller a concentration camp survivor; Mickey is a famous soccer player. A dark tale of the military process of making men out of boys.'