An unprecedented exploration of Israeli survivors and bereaved families as they journey from trauma toward healing in the aftermath of October 7.
Through personal testimony and cinema vérité, the film investigates the enduring human cost of violence and the fragile hope that emergesin its aftermath.
Produced and directed by Emmy-Award-winning investigative journalist Jonathan Silvers whose PBS documentaries include: TULSA: THE FIRE AND THE FORGOTTEN; DEAD RECKONING; AFTER NEWTOWN and AFTER OCTOBER 7: A PERSONAL JOURNEY TO KFAR AZA.
"This documentary invites viewers not to judge, argue, or explain, but to witness. In a moment when public discourse is polarized and accelerated, the film slows us down. It creates space for empathy without slogans, for grief without spectacle, and for resilience without triumphalism."
- Jonathan Silvers
