My Holocaust

The narrative explores the morally ambiguous business practices of Maurice and Norman Messer, a father-son duo who exploit the Holocaust for profit. Maurice, a survivor with an exaggerated backstory, and Norman, who revels in a second-generation victimhood, prioritize their agenda over ethics. Their ambitions remain unshaken despite personal tragedies, including the disappearance of Norman's daughter Nechama, who becomes a nun at Auschwitz, and the turmoil surrounding a powerful Holocaust memorial institution taken over by self-proclaimed victims.