Synopsis

Ross Berger, the eighty-three-year-old proprietor of a thriving fitness chain, attributes his recovery from a stroke to sheer physical resilience and unwavering determination. He views himself as a man of self-reliance, dismissing religion as a crutch for the feeble. His son, Alan, however, is deeply religious, a respected college professor who holds his Jewish heritage in high regard. Alan’s son, Aaron, nearing his bar mitzvah, admires his grandfather's physical power more than his father's spi