Michiana Jewish Film Festival
Directed by Ádám Breier
With Zoltán Bezerédy, Tamás Szabó Kimmel, Leo Gagel
Not Rated, 85 minutes, DCP
In Hungarian and Hebrew with English subtitles.
An aging boxing coach's affecting journey of reconciliation unfolds in contemporary Hungary as he reunites with his estranged offspring after a family tragedy. Following his wife's unexpected passing, Mr. Levkovich reaches out to his Orthodox son, now living in Israel, unearthing old wounds and religious discord. The funeral reignites familial tensions, with the stubborn atheist father seeking peace with his devout son and endearing young grandson. In shared sorrow, they confront long standing disputes and seek healing, inspired by the memory of Mrs. Levkovich, once the unifying force in their lives. This multigenerational dramedy poignantly explores the complexities of family, faith, and forgiveness, brought to life by a talented ensemble cast.
Directed by Ádám Breier
With Zoltán Bezerédy, Tamás Szabó Kimmel, Leo Gagel
Not Rated, 85 minutes, DCP
In Hungarian and Hebrew with English subtitles.
An aging boxing coach's affecting journey of reconciliation unfolds in contemporary Hungary as he reunites with his estranged offspring after a family tragedy. Following his wife's unexpected passing, Mr. Levkovich reaches out to his Orthodox son, now living in Israel, unearthing old wounds and religious discord. The funeral reignites familial tensions, with the stubborn atheist father seeking peace with his devout son and endearing young grandson. In shared sorrow, they confront long standing disputes and seek healing, inspired by the memory of Mrs. Levkovich, once the unifying force in their lives. This multigenerational dramedy poignantly explores the complexities of family, faith, and forgiveness, brought to life by a talented ensemble cast.
