Van Goghs

Mark Ginzburg, a 52-year-old artist, grapples with depression and a lack of personal success. After moving from Riga to Tel Aviv to escape the shadow of his famous conductor father, Viktor, their relationship is fraught with tension. Viktor's controlling nature has created a love-hate dynamic, with Mark resentfully calling him 'Your Majesty' and Viktor using the nickname 'Birdie' to infuriate his son.

When Viktor faces a terminal illness, the story unfolds as they embark on a difficult journey to reconcile their differences. This emotional drama showcases the complexities of family bonds and the struggle for acceptance, making it a poignant addition to the genre.