Award-winning documentarian Simcha Jacobovici presents an innovative, deeply personal, multi-layered exploration into the darkest corners of his Romanian family’s history. Rounded up with relatives for mass execution in 1941, Jacobovici’s father was shot, yet miraculously survived with a bullet lodged near his heart. Jacobovici’s cousin suffered an even more bizarre fate: he survived the war but was forced to star in a Communist propaganda film. A haunting account of Romania’s Jewish community and of one family that endured the unimaginable.