USA/Hungary, 75 min., 2023

Filmmaker Michael Turner (The Way We Talk) documents his first visit to a Holocaust memorial created by his grandmother Lici, a Hungarian Jew whose parents and sister were killed in Auschwitz. The resulting personal documentary is a powerful and poetic story of two relatives meeting through time and space to carry their family memory forward.

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 “A wondrous experience…

The power of memory, the power of place, and the

bonds that unite families shine throughout the film.”

– Judy Margles, Executive Director,

Oregon Jewish Museum and Center For Holocaust Education

“An important close-up of the Holocaust's impact

on one family's unfolding story.”

– Rose Wong, Willamette Week