A month after Hamas’s attack on Israel, S., a Jewish-Israeli illustrator living in Spain, breaks up with her partner, Omar, a Spanish filmmaker of Syrian Muslim descent. He then decides to resume the film they had started together, using the footage they shot in the Middle East, the half-finished drawings she left behind, and video archives of the pregnancy of a child who will be born from the union of two communities in a perpetual state of war: the Arab and the Israeli.
The Jewish Moor is a journey through religious fanaticism and the absurdities that give rise to the concept of identity. It is also the story of the breakup of a mixed-race couple who tried to overcome their political and cultural differences.
