My grandparents lived in a Bauhaus flat in Tel Aviv since immigrating in the 1930s. Though the view was of Tel Aviv, inside felt like Berlin. After my grandmother passed at 98, clearing the flat uncovered objects, letters, and secrets revealing a hidden, troubled past.

What began as sorting belongings turns into a gripping journey of unexpected national ties, a friendship across enemy lines, and deeply buried history.

An award-winning film by Arnon Goldfinger, widely regarded as one of the greatest documentaries ever made.

The Golden Phoenix Award – The Jewish Mostifs Film Festival, Poland, 2013
Nominated for Best Documentary Award, LOLA German Filmprize Awards for 2013.
The Gilde-Filmpreis 2012- The German Art cinemas Guild Award for Best documentary in German cinemas for 2012
Special Jury Prize for a Foreign Film – Traverse City International Film Festival, USA, 2012
The FIPRESCI (International Federation of Film Critics) Jury Award - 52nd Krakow Film Festival, Poland, 2012
Best Documentary Award – Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival, USA, 2012
Best Editing Award – Tribeca International Film Festival, USA, 2012
The David A. Stein Memorial Award for Best Documentary – Toronto Jewish Film Festival, Canada, 2012
Special Jury Mention – New Zealand International Documentary Film Festival, 2012
The Bavarian Film Award for Best Documentary
The Israeli Academy Award ("Ophir") for Best Documentary
The Jerusalem Film Festival Award for Best Documentary Director
The Israeli Documentary Filmmakers Forum's Awards for Best Film, Best Director and Best Research