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Available on Netflix view series trailer. This period drama series, based on a bestselling novel, tells the story of three generations of the Ermoza family in Jerusalem, spanning from the early to the midth century. Under the surface of Sephardic folklore and the all-important facade of honor and decorum lies the story of a troubled family whose sons and daughters carry with them a curse of loveless marriages. The series takes place on several timelines simultaneously. Present and past family stories are intertwined, providing an additional, deeper meaning of history, drama, and destiny.
The story of the affluent family is set against the backdrop of resistance to the Ottoman regime and later to that of the British in pre-State Israel.
It seamlessly weaves in other historic milestones and narratives from the early days of Israel. What were the relationships between Jews of different backgrounds and origins, between Jews and Arabs? How is Jerusalem different today? The series presents violence as a sometimes necessary, sometimes tragic tool. In what ways might this still resonate today? For centuries, Ladino and its dialects were the common language amongst Sepharadi Jews, similar to how Yiddish functioned for Ashkenazi Jews.
During the 15th century, Sephardic Jews spoke the same Spanish as anyone else in the area. Over time it developed into its own language, influenced by Portuguese, Hebrew, Aramaic, and other nearby languages. After Jews were expelled during the Spanish Inquisition in , Ladino continued to be their common language for communication, poetry, and songs. In Israel, especially in close-knit communities of which the Ermoza family is a part, family honor, customs, superstitions, and other cultural aspects were honored and preserved.
However, for many years, Israelis were discouraged from using any language other than Hebrew, and Ladino was thus used only by the older generation.