Anne-Sophie Dreyfus, Editorial Director
"A humorous examination of issues of Jewish and Arab identity."

Ever since Aleph was a boy, his mother has told him time and again: "You're ugly. I hope you get a nose job when you grow up."
But Aleph goes out to nightclubs, gets chicks, and makes friends. He protests, he travels. Especially to Lebanon. He falls in love, winds up in movies, and nothing ever turns out the way he expects. From Paris to Beirut, Palestine to Israel, Hezbollah to the Mossad, Aleph must make choices. An Arab in the skin of a Jew, he's constantly searching for his identity.