Checkout
This smash hit comedy series follows the hilarious antics of a diverse cast of customers and staff of a struggling Israeli supermarket.
Reaching cult-like status, CHECKOUT is an award-winning, mockumentary series offering a hilariously honest look behind the scenes of a local struggling supermarket. The seemingly mundane day-to-day lives of supermarket employees and their customers, unravel with small dramas and constant clashes
in a fictional branch of a supermarket chain; highlighting social ineptitudes, trivialities of human behavior, self-importance, and misguided aspirations.
Headed by the overly eager general manager, Shira, who is inspired by Steve Jobs, and assisted by Ramzi – for whom no job is too small – the store’s staff is always looking to cut corners while eccentric customers look for more than just to complete their weekly shopping.
An International Emmy Awards nominee.
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