An unusu­al Ortho­dox Jew­ish adven­ture sto­ry, a Jew­ish Into the Wild. The premise is cin­e­mat­ic, and pow­er­ful: an Ortho­dox young woman, inno­cent in so many ways, decides to take a trip in a kayak, on her own, across the Arc­tic Ocean, not long after she has endured two sig­nif­i­cant tragedies: the unex­pect­ed death of her par­ents, and then, a ter­ror­ist bomb in a Jerusalem café that left her encased in tubes and ban­dages from head to foot — so severe­ly injured that she missed her par­ents’ funeral. 

These dev­as­tat­ing events lead Sarah to do what she’d dreamed — to explore her emo­tion­al and spir­i­tu­al self with a voy­age into the cold Arc­tic wilder­ness. Per­ilous, fright­en­ing, and in the end sur­pris­ing, this is the sto­ry of one woman and her faith, loss, adven­ture, and transformation.