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What happens when you grow up in a family that has remained silent about its past, and suddenly you rediscover your roots on the other side of the planet? Klára Trencsényi takes the audience on an intimate journey from Eastern Europe to India and Israel. A Muslim tailor, a caretaker of a synagogue, and a graffiti artist accompany the filmmaker on her quest for identity, narrating the magical story of the last Jews of Cochin. We become witnesses to beautiful memories but also confront bitter discrimination.
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