A cheerful and thought-provoking documentary that studies the collision of two cultures. It examines what it means to be a non-religious Jew in Denmark today. A conflict arises between a Danish Jewish man (the director himself) and his Danish atheist partner, who gives birth their baby boy. They find themselves at the horns of a dilemma; is their son to be circumcised or not? This question sets the director off on a personal quest to learn more about his Jewish identity.
| Original title | Mig og jøderiet |
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| Danish title | Mig og jøderiet |
| Keywords | Judaism, Jews, Identity, Circumcision |
| Director | Ulrik Gutkin |
| Screenplay | Dan Hoffmann |
| Director of Photography | Ulrik Gutkin, Casper Høyberg |
| Editor | Lars Juul Jensen |
| Production country | Denmark |
| International sales | Copenhagen Film Company ApS |
| DFI subsidy | Konsulentstøtte |
| Danish rating | Allowed for all |
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| Production company | Copenhagen Film Company kort og dok. |
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Direction |
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| Direction | Ulrik Gutkin |
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Script |
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| Script | Dan Hoffmann |
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Production |
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| Production | Casper Høyberg |
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Cinematography |
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| Cinematography | Ulrik Gutkin |
| Cinematography | Casper Høyberg |
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Stills |
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| Stills | René Strandbygaard |
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Editing |
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| Editing | Lars Juul Jensen |
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