Kike Like Me

Provocative, mischievous and difficult to dismiss, Canadian filmmaker Jamie Kastner's first-person docu-essay dissects identity politics by exploring the question, "What does it mean to be perceived as Jewish?" For answers, Kastner visits a Parisian suburb noted for its tolerance, where a street interview reveals a darker side of modern Europe; poses some pointed questions to conservative pundit Pat Buchanan; and makes a trip to Auschwitz to observe how a site of extreme evil has been transformed into a tacky tourist attraction.