Four Days

Haunted by her traumatic childhood in a Nazi death camp, Ina Feldman faces a profound dilemma when an unplanned pregnancy forces her to confront her beliefs. Despite her strong pro-choice stance, she struggles with the emotional weight of the decision about abortion, revealing the complexities of her past and the impact it has on her present. The narrative delves into themes of trauma, choice, and the intersection of personal history with contemporary issues.