The Search

The film takes place shortly after the conclusion of World War II, during the late 1940s. This period was marked by widespread displacement, reconstruction, and the efforts to reunite families separated during the Holocaust and wartime upheaval.

The movie is set in post-World War II Germany, in areas affected by Nazi occupation and the aftermath of the Holocaust. It depicts scenes in concentration camps, transit camps run by the UNRRA, and urban environments like factories. These settings highlight the chaos, destruction, and efforts at recovery in the war-torn region.

🧳 Displacement

The movie explores the trauma and chaos faced by displaced children after the war. It highlights their struggle to find safety, identity, and family amid the ruins of war, emphasizing resilience amidst profound loss.

🤝 Reunion

A core theme is the hope and emotional power of reuniting families separated by war. The film underscores the importance of compassion, perseverance, and the human desire to reconnect with loved ones despite immense obstacles.