They Are Everywhere

As France experiences a surge of anti-Semitism over the last decade, director Yvan Attal's irreverent slapstick comedy, The Jews, makes a concerted effort to try and debunk some of these hateful stereotypes by turning them on their heads. Linked together through scenes of Attal kvetching to a psychologist about the Jewish condition, each sketch takes its stated theme to the most absurd level possible, underlining how racial and religious prejudices are nothing short of ridiculous. (Miami Jewish Film Festival)