On the day Hitler assumes power, the German-Jewish Glickstein family come together for dinner. Most of them—like many Germans at the time—do not take the Nazis seriously. When Leah announces her plans to emigrate to Palestine, her family talks her down. But when Michael indicates he’s actually an admirer of the National Socialist Movement, the family is on the brink of being torn apart.
Florian Frerichs
Director
Michael Degen
Jacob Glickstein
Adrian Topol
Dr. Daniel Glickstein
Bruno Eyron
Aaron Glickstein
Patrick Mölleken
Michael Glickstein
Jan Sosniok
Alexandre DeBurguesa
Bela B.
Rabbi Benjamin Aschkenasi
Charles Brauer
Max Liebermann
Sharon Brauner
Rebekka Glickstein
Sandra von Ruffin
Sarah Glickstein
Mira Elisa Goeres
Leah Glickstein
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