What Does Slava Want?

This documentary explores the life and journey of Slava Feller, a Holocaust survivor who, decades after the war, decides to revisit the sites of his past trauma. The film delves into his memories, his struggles with post-traumatic stress, and his complex relationship with his family as he seeks understanding and closure. It offers a poignant look at resilience and the enduring impact of historical events on individual lives.

"What Does Slava Want?" has been lauded for its sensitive and powerful portrayal of a survivor's journey. Critics have praised the film's intimate approach, Tali Yankelevich's empathetic direction, and Slava Feller's courageous willingness to confront his past. The documentary is recognized for its contribution to Holocaust remembrance and its exploration of memory, trauma, and healing.

• Praised for its profound emotional depth and intimate storytelling.

• Commended for its sensitive handling of trauma and the complexities of memory.

• Highlighted as an important piece for Holocaust education and remembrance.

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Awarded the Jury Prize at the Docaviv Film Festival.

Director Tali Yankelevich is Slava Feller's granddaughter, which allowed for an exceptionally close and personal exploration of his life and experiences.