 Out of Faith, a feature-length documentary, follows three generations of the Welbel family as they are pulled apart by interfaith marriage. Grandparents Leah and Lazer are Auschwitz survivors; when the film begins, Leah and her grandson Dannny have not spoken in six years, because he married someone not Jewish. Then Leah s second grandchild, Cheryl, marries out of faith. Pressure mounts on Cheryl as people describe how interfaith marriage impacts the Jewish population; pressure mounts on Leah as her grandson s wife is about to have a baby. An unexpected event changes everything. Will Leah and Danny reconcile? We see the family as they struggle with complex and emotionally charged conflicts over intermarriage, familial duty, ethnic identity, and cultural continuity and survival. The film raises universal questions of how to honor the past and one s own  tribe  while living in today s multicultural society.