The Pin

The Pin follows an elderly Shomer, a religious watchman, as he encounters his long-lost love Leah in a morgue. Set against the backdrop of World War II, the film delves into their shared history of survival, love, and ultimately tragedy. The narrative weaves through memories of their time hiding together, highlighting the emotional weight of their experiences.

As the first Yiddish film made in Canada, The Pin offers a distinct perspective on cultural and historical themes. It brings to life a personal story inspired by the director's grandmother, adding depth to the film's emotional resonance. The performances by Milda Gecaitė and Grisha Pasternak contribute to the film's exploration of complex relationships during a turbulent era.