Esther's Diary

The film follows two modern American women, Maria and Sarah, who discover a hidden link between their families. Their mothers, Apolonia and Esther, were best friends during the Polish Holocaust, and their relationship was marked by a tragic betrayal. A diary bequeathed to Sarah from Esther reveals the haunting events of their shared history.

As Maria learns about her mother’s guilt and self-blame over Esther's capture by the Nazis, the film delves into themes of friendship, loss, and the impact of history on personal lives. The narrative is grounded in the emotional weight of the characters' revelations as they confront their family's past and the consequences of their mothers' choices.