Lena Dunham has often explored the ennui of younger generations, satirically juxtaposed with their elders. This often exists at the intersection of class or gender difference, as well; it's something we've seen to great effect in her early classic, Tiny Furniture, and her hit show, Girls. She now finds herself exemplifying that theme in the new film Treasure, where she plays a music journalist traveling post-Soviet Poland after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Her father (an immaculate Stephen Fry) tags along on this tour of their ancestral home, from where they've been exiled ever since the Nazis' invasion and subsequent Communist takeover. They each have very different reactions.
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