God Is Great and I’m Not

Year: 2001

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: French

Director: Pascale Bailly

RomanceComedy

After a painful breakup, 20‑year‑old Michèle, adrift and searching for meaning, encounters François, a compassionate Jewish veterinarian. Hoping to fill the void, she explores Judaism and ultimately decides to convert, seeking faith—or at least something to believe in—beyond herself.

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