FALAFEL, the film by Lebanese filmmaker Michel Kammoun, was released last week in theaters across France. FALAFEL was the Centerpiece Film of the very first Arab Film Festival in Los Angeles in 2007, and all of us at AFF congratulate Kammoun on the general release of his film.

In this English-language interview with France 24, Kammoun explains how the film reflects the schizophrenic lives of young Lebanese people as they try to enjoy light-hearted fun while knowing that potential political danger is always lurking beneath the surface.

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