Displaced

About This Movie

Displaced (2021) dives into a personal and haunting narrative as Sharon Ryba-Kahn reconnects with her estranged father. The documentary feels intimate yet expansive, as it grapples with themes of identity and the lingering shadows of the Shoah. The pacing is reflective, allowing viewers to ponder the weight of absence and family ties. Ryba-Kahn's candid exploration of her own heritage against the backdrop of her German surroundings adds a layer of depth that feels both raw and poignant. It’s less about flashy visuals or effects; rather, it relies heavily on the emotional gravity of conversations and memories, offering a unique lens into generational trauma and reconciliation.

Documentary focused on personal narrative · Themes of identity and generational trauma · Intimate interviews and reflective pacing