This film relates the story of Csanad Szegedi, in previous years a rabid anti-Semite and right-wing Hungarian nationalist, who rose to positions of power in various radical anti-Semitic groups in Hungary, while even winning a seat in the European Parliament.
However, upon being confronted with his own previously unknown Jewish heritage, Szedgedi would have to decide whether he would denounce his previous views and eventually embrace his new found Jewish ties. Would he even be accepted by the Jewish community and forgiven for his past words and deeds?
This is all presented in this fascinating and powerful documentary, directed by Joseph Martin and Sam Blair. I believe it's especially relevant in today's times, not only here in America but throughout the world with the rise of extreme and dangerous alt-right and neo-Nazi groups.
