Unholy

The story follows Noa as she attends her family’s Passover Seder for the first time since starting to use a feeding tube due to a gastrointestinal disorder. This setting provides a backdrop for the exploration of complex family interactions and societal expectations surrounding disability.

As Noa navigates the challenges posed by her medical condition, she must deal with pushy relatives and the irony of being surrounded by food she cannot consume. The film touches on themes of acceptance, resilience, and the nuances of familial love amidst adversity, making it a thought-provoking watch for audiences interested in diverse narratives.