Over the Ocean

The narrative follows the Greenberg family's conflicts stemming from their friend Morris, who represents temptation and the lure of a new life abroad. Their son Chaim is caught in the turmoil, aware of the strain on his parents' relationship and the tension brought on by Morris's presence. Meanwhile, Chaim's sister Miri navigates her own challenges as a naive teenager drawn into the complexities of adult relationships.

Set against the backdrop of a family's struggle and the weight of their past, this film delves into themes of loyalty, identity, and the challenges of starting anew after trauma. The characters are vividly portrayed by a talented cast that includes Aryeh Moskona and Dafna Rechter, adding depth to the emotional landscape of the story.

Collectors of foreign dramas and films dealing with the Holocaust will find "Over the Ocean" a poignant exploration of these themes, making it a notable title from the early '90s.