“Zugaim Dama” [“Queens Up”] is a story about an unequal match in a tough male environment. Somewhere around the northern boundaries of Israel, in an adjutancy office of a quite sleepy military base, on an especially wintry Saturday night - three “desk-jockeys” who remain on weekend duty - are playing Poker. In the course of the poker game it turns out who is weak, who’s even weaker and who’s the weakest among three: Green, the NCO (non-commissioned officer) who is only three months before his release from the army, has a weakness for money, and poker is the best way he knows to earn it. Dudu, the cook, is about to sign standing army just like his father; He has a weakness for paternal figures, that’s why he hangs after Green. And the weakest soldier of the base, Mano, the gate-keeper, has an artificial eye, and he’s just came out of basic training, so he’s an easy prey for everyone. After a few rounds of poker, Mano confesses that he can’t pay the money he owes, so Green makes him a twisted offer: if Mano can’t bet on money, why couldn’t he bet on his glass-eye. From now on the card game becomes nerve-racking, until the one-eyed rifle-armed Mano turns from a prey into a predator. This movie is about a little nightmarish army.