Myriam Aziza

Just as Simone works up the courage to tell her conservative Jewish family she's a lesbian, she finds herself attracted to a male Senegalese chef.

Like many of her classmates, 12 year old tomboy Juliette has a crush on Mrs. Solenska, a teacher distinguished by stylish attire and an uninhibited, provocative classroom demeanor. Juliette's fascination turns into all-consuming obsession, forcing revelations from both the girl and her teacher.

A filmed personal journal in which a woman reviews her Korean ancestry, her troubled adoption, and her arrival in France.

Twenty-five years after her adoption, Sophie returns for the first time to South Korea. On the scene of the separation - - the separation from a father, a sister and a country. But this private history refers to the collective history of a people divided by a line of demarcation since 1953.

Raised in respect of Jewish traditions, seven-year-old Deborah questions for the first time the meaning of the rules imposed on her. Not finding in her entourage a satisfactory answer, the temptation of the transgression wins her.

Just as Simone works up the courage to tell her conservative Jewish family she's a lesbian, she finds herself attracted to a male Senegalese chef.

Just as Simone works up the courage to tell her conservative Jewish family she's a lesbian, she finds herself attracted to a male Senegalese chef.

Like many of her classmates, 12 year old tomboy Juliette has a crush on Mrs. Solenska, a teacher distinguished by stylish attire and an uninhibited, provocative classroom demeanor. Juliette's fascination turns into all-consuming obsession, forcing revelations from both the girl and her teacher.

Like many of her classmates, 12 year old tomboy Juliette has a crush on Mrs. Solenska, a teacher distinguished by stylish attire and an uninhibited, provocative classroom demeanor. Juliette's fascination turns into all-consuming obsession, forcing revelations from both the girl and her teacher.

A filmed personal journal in which a woman reviews her Korean ancestry, her troubled adoption, and her arrival in France.

Twenty-five years after her adoption, Sophie returns for the first time to South Korea. On the scene of the separation - - the separation from a father, a sister and a country. But this private history refers to the collective history of a people divided by a line of demarcation since 1953.

Raised in respect of Jewish traditions, seven-year-old Deborah questions for the first time the meaning of the rules imposed on her. Not finding in her entourage a satisfactory answer, the temptation of the transgression wins her.