Oy Mama

About This Movie

What really strikes you about 'Oy Mama' is how it weaves the past and present through Fira’s eyes, a remarkable 95-year-old Holocaust survivor. The film captures her resilience and vulnerability in such a raw, understated way. You’ve got this intimate atmosphere, where Fira’s memories unfold alongside her relationship with her great-granddaughter Firita, who's just four. It’s like watching history breathe through personal connection. The pacing is deliberate, letting moments linger, and you can feel the weight of her stories. The documentary doesn't rely on flashy effects, but rather on the emotional heft of its subjects, making it a deeply human experience. It’s distinct for its focus on familial ties and the power of storytelling across generations.

Documentary about Holocaust themes · Focus on intergenerational storytelling · Intimate portrayal of a survivor's life