A documentary that explores the lasting impact of the Holocaust on the children of survivors, delving into their conscious and unconscious experiences. The film centers around the Fisher family, featuring Jack, Joe, and their parents, who share their thoughts on family dynamics and personal feelings. Additionally, the stories of artist Shelley Gelfman, her mother Mary, and two other individuals, a physician and an actor, are also showcased. Through these conversations, themes of guilt, love, and loss emerge, as the parents reflect on potentially placing too much pressure on their children, being overly protective, or withholding affection.
A Generation Apart
The documentary delves into the lasting effects of the Holocaust on the loved ones of those who endured the tragedy, offering a poignant look at the emotional scars that linger long after the event.
