Alan Goldman is a man on a mission. He is a disconnected Jew who becomes a new father—only to learn that his new son is not technically a Jew.

If Alan could just figure out what relevance Judaism has in his own life, he’d be able to help his son find his place in the Jewish world.

This film documents a journey that brings Goldman face to face with a variety of eclectic Jews who have reconected to their faith. The journey is as important as the answers he seeks; and along the way, he uncovers a progressive, modern re-invigorated Judaism.

Alan Goldman is Jewish...or maybe he isn’t...he’s just not sure anymore. Alan identifies with his Judaism culturally but not religiously. He feels disconnected from his Judaism. He now faces a dilemma...how to raise his son Sacha as a Jew if he, himself, is ambivalent about what his Judaism means to him?