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In this briskly paced romantic drama, college student Josh is on track for law school and a place at his father’s firm. As his Orthodox Jewish family prepares for their traditional Passover celebrations, Josh hits a brick wall in the form of the alluring, troubled – and not quite Jewish – Cheryth. As things heat up at the dorm and at home, Josh is suddenly questioning his faith, his father and his future. Even worse, Josh is caught in the middle as his father moves to cover up a scandal involving the Jewish cemetery, forcing Josh to take a stand for what he believes is right. Passion and new love collide with family values and the demands of tradition as Josh, Cheryth, and Josh’s family find themselves questioning their lives.
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Ori Kowarsky is a Vancouver filmmaker, lawyer and writer. An alumnus of the University of British Columbia Department of Film, he spent a year on exchange at the University of California's Producer Program in Los Angeles. Ori stayed in L.A. for two more years and worked as a writer for Avenue Pictures and also did development work for James Cameron’s Lightstorm Entertainment, as well as for Red Wagon and Galaxy Pictures. His short film Riding the Bus has played in festivals in the United States and Canada. Ori Kowarsky is also an alumnus of the UBC School of Law and currently practices at the family firm, Kowarsky & Co. Various Positions is his debut as a feature-film director. 
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