Hatred

The summer of 1939 serves as a backdrop to Zosia's life-altering journey in a love story fraught with tension and sacrifice. Young, passionate, and headstrong, Zosia is deeply in love with the gentle Ukrainian farmer Petro, defying societal norms by crossing cultural divides. As their secret romance flourishes, it becomes entangled in her father's decision to secure her future by marrying her off to the wealthy widower Skiba. However, their new life together is short-lived as Skiba is soon drafted into the Polish army for war against Germany, leaving Zosia alone and vulnerable.As Zosia's world unravels around her, the story delves deeper into the complexities of intercultural relationships amidst the escalating tensions between Jews, Poles, and Ukrainians in their small village. With love at its core, the film explores themes of identity, sacrifice, and resilience as Zosia navigates through these turbulent times, making difficult choices that will shape her destiny.