David Geselson’s grandfather accompanied the history of Israel his entire life, from his Kibbutz dreams to the Nakba drama. When he died in 2009, his dreams had become his nightmare. In En route-Kaddish, David Geselson set out to meet this deceased grandfather and to question the way in which the pursuit of an ideal – the history of his grandfather is also his own – can justify our choices and commitments. A passionate, funny, and dense dialogue between two intimately connected individuals, beyond the tormented history of a region, raising the sensitive question of inter-generational heritage.