A young Jewish American flies to the Ukraine in search of his grandfather's past. He has a photograph and the name of a village. He hires the Odessa Heritage Tours, made up of a gruff old man and his English-speaking grandson. The three, plus grandfather's deranged dog, travel in an old car from Odessa into Ukraine's heart. Jonathan, the American, is a collector, putting things he finds into small plastic bags, so he will remember. Alex, the interpreter, is an archetypal wild and crazy guy. Alex asks the old man, "Was there anti-Semitism in the Ukraine before the war?" Will they find the village? The past illuminates everything. Written by {jhailey@hotmail.com}
| Plot keywords | FAQ | Parents Guide |
| User comments | Quotes | Trivia |
| Goofs | External reviews | Main details |
| MoKA: keyword discovery | Search plots section | |
| Browse titles with plot summaries by letter A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Other | ||