Decades after it was taken, a picture of a Polish-Jewish family before the war brings their scattered descendants back together.

Two Serbian women – the only two surviving native speakers of Ladino in Serbia – tell what the old Sephardic Jewish language means to them.

In this extremely moving animated film, Peter Hein and his son David tell how Peter’s traumatic experience as a Jewish toddler in the Netherlands during the war has shaped both their lives.

Seventy-four years after it hosted the young state’s Declaration of Independence, the modest building in Tel Aviv – a secular temple for some – still evokes strong emotions in Israelis and non-Israelis alike.

Looking at old pictures of his past travels – including some documenting his time on a kibbutz – both delights eponymous (and Jewish) Dave and helps him crystallize his life philosophy.