Canada/Israel | V.O. Hebrew/French | ST French | 2015 | 118 min | DCP | color | Fiction | Quebec Premiere
Three siblings joined by the death of their mother, and a revelation about the identity of their "real" father, who to their shock and chagrin may have been an Algerian Muslim. They set off on a quirky journey from Israel through Paris and Marseille, but ultimately into the past, and their own confusing selves. GPHQ
| Director | Shemi Zarhin |
| Music | Daniel Scott |
| Cinematographer | Ronald Plante |
| Screenplay | Shemi Zarhin |
| Cast | Rotem Zissman-Cohen, Roy Assaf, Assaf Ben-Shimon, Tsahi Halevi, Florence Bloch, Louise Portal |
| Production | AMÉRIQUE FILM, PIE FILMS, UNITED KING FILMS |
| Distribution | AXIA FILMS |
Shemi Zarhin is an award-winning director, screenwriter and novelist who won the prestigious Landau Prize in 2009. He has directed dozens of commercials and television shows, worked as a script editor and consultant for numerous film projects and has written articles and reviews for the Israeli newspapers. He teaches directing at the Sam Spiegel School in Jerusalem.
