The Last Krasucky
What do you do when at an advanced age, you find out you're adopted
My 94-year-old grandmother, Tosha Krasucky, only wants to die. But before she moves on to the next world, she needs to release a skeleton from her closet. Three years ago, she invited my father for lunch and while he was eating, she dropped the bomb and told him: ”Alon'ile you are an adopted child.” After stripping him from his past and memories, my father had a psychosocial crisis. So my father and I decided to search our biological family. From Tel Aviv to Lodz, Alexander Krasucky looks for proof of his existence.
A film by Y.A. Krasucky
Awards:
The Jewish Experience Award - Jerusalem Film Festival, 2009
Festivals:
Jerusalem International Film Festival 2009
Director & Script: Y.A. Krasucky
Camera: Omri Takoa
Editor: Yoni Cohen
Original Music: Ron Bunker
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