“My Polish Honeymoon tells a resonant story about the transmission of memory and how contemporary Jewry relates to the Holocaust.” (Times of Israel)
What young Parisian couple wouldn’t choose Poland for their honeymoon? When an opportunity to commemorate his grandfather’s Jewish village—which was destroyed 75 years ago–arises, Adam and his new wife, Anna, leave their cute apartment and adorable baby with Anna’s parents and head off. Adam’s mostly looking forward to spending some diaper-free time together, but high-strung Anna is hoping to uncover some of her mysterious family history. This delightful romantic comedy is a very contemporary tale.
Winner of the Emerging Filmmaker’s Award at the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival.
Tickets: $12 (members), $17 (nonmembers)
