Rebecca Schull

Josh and his fiancé Olivia, both devout followers of modern Orthodox Judaism (she a recent convert from Catholicism), meet their beloved 92-year-old great-grandmother Claire for a beach outing. After lunch, Claire makes a shattering confession: She was never a Jew. Her life was saved by a German gynecologist and that she was his nurse, at Auschwitz.

A young ad executive facing terminal cancer and expecting a child records his life's journey, confronting his past for his unborn child's future.

Two brothers run a one-plane commuter service from a small Nantucket airport.

When a murder is committed and a troubled adopted teenager is falsely accused, his father is forced to fight the system to prove his innocence.