The life of a family who left the former USSR and moved to the outskirts of Israel. 30 years later, the family experiences an identity crisis when the daughter becomes a social media star and the voice of the young generation.
Anat always hoped to assimilate into the Israeli society she was born to but is still perceived as an immigrant. When a confrontation she has with a social security clerk becomes viral, she unknowingly becomes the voice of the Soviet immigrants and realizes there is no way to escape her roots. "Sovietzka" follows Anat as she finally excepts her identity and comes to terms with the immigration trauma experienced by 3 generation of her family.—Artza Productions
