The Past

The Nazi Holocaust is in the past, but the past is not smoke. The two sisters are the daughters of Israeli survivors. The younger sister was called the "murderer's daughter" in Berlin. The older sister originally harbored resentment towards her authoritarian father and was dubious about her father's admission of enduring humiliation in Poland during the war to survive. She is determined to track down the family's hidden secrets. The memories buried deep in her heart were gradually unsealed, but new wounds were opened and bleeding. My sister even blamed her cancer on the karma of her father's sins. Haunted by the past, can repentance lead to understanding, and forgiveness resolve hatred?