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Past Forward

Exploring childhood memories from the Holocaust era in the Ukrainian heartland, formerly known as Transnistria area. This documentary filmed in the USA, Israel and Ukraine, offers multi-generational, cross-cultural perspectives, while suggesting associative contexts of post-traumatic memories.

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Documentary, Biography, Family, History, War

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