Overview
An upper-class secular Jewish family in England is forced to face their complicated relationship with their religion (or lack thereof) when their son decides to become orthodox at the age of 28. When their daughter, a successful freelance interpreter, brings home a secular Israeli boyfriend, things are complicated even further by the family's heated discussions regarding the politics of Israel. On top of all this, the grandmother (never seen) dies, prompting a long-lost aunt to suddenly appear to shattering results.