Wolf

The documentary presents Rabbi Benjamin Murmelstein's life, focusing on his role in the Terezín ghetto during the Holocaust. The film examines the paradox of being a representative of a community under Nazi control, leading to his trial and eventual absolution after the war.

Wolf Murmelstein, the director and son of Rabbi Benjamin, seeks to redeem his father's image while grappling with the impact of his father's choices on their family. Through dialogues with psychoanalyst David Meghnagi, the film navigates themes of acceptance and denial, providing a deeper understanding of a son's struggle with his father's legacy.

Available formats for collectors include DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K, making it accessible for various viewing preferences. This documentary adds depth to the historical narrative of the Holocaust and the complexities of familial relationships.