Born Guilty

Nikki, a young and successful New Yorker, is falling in love with her German boyfriend, Toby. Her protected world is shaken when she meets Isaac, a holocaust survivor and co-worker. She begins to have misconceptions about Toby, as she sees something that is not there. Nikki’s doubts bring her into an emotional turmoil of fear and prejudice.

The main theme of 'Born Guilty' is prejudice. As we all know, prejudice uses many disguises to manifests itself. One might think that in the present liberal world this phenomenon exists only among uneducated people in rural countries, but the truth is that prejudice is everywhere. It's ironic to think that prejudice belongs to the past, while the past itself feeds the prejudice beast and affects our present even more than we think. There will always be the other - it could be a German, Jew, Black or Hispanic - It doesn't matter. The point is that we are all 'the other'. We should stop judge people by their cover, and start looking into the real essence of humane qualities.