The Golem

Rabbi Solomon had taught his first and only daughter how to run from the early age of seven: run from their community, run from the Nazis, and, most importantly, run from himself.
Foreseeing the genocide of the Jews ahead, he taught her how to conduct forbidden rituals that would allow her to travel through time.
The Nazis, in their vanity, believe they can defy the laws of nature and kill her themselves; instead, though, they leave her no choice but to embark on an adventure in time that will meet her with two suitors, a new benefactor, friends with the same loyalty to make the world a better place, and finally, to reunite with her long-lost grandfather and go back to be her authentic self, as a god-fearing soul.