Éva A-5116.

The documentary focuses on the journey of a young woman who, after being rescued and raised by a Polish family, seeks to reconnect with her roots nearly two decades later. Through her published letter in local papers, the film delves into her quest to find her biological family, providing an intimate look at the impact of her past.

Laszlo Nadasy’s direction brings forth the harsh realities faced during her time in the concentration camp, presenting a narrative that is both personal and universal. The emotional weight of the documentary lies in its commentary on survival, identity, and the ties that bind us to our families, even in the most challenging circumstances.

Collectors of documentary films will appreciate this work for its historical significance and the exploration of a deeply emotional human story.