Sayed Kashua feels he doesn’t belong anywhere. Many Jews don’t like him because he’s an Arab; many Arabs don’t like him because he’s successful and they consider him a collaborator. As a result, he is always scared. Kashua writes a regular column in Hebrew for Ha’aretz, one of the largest daily newspapers in Israel, about the experience of an Israeli Arab living in a Jewish society. He often pokes fun at the problems he encounters as a member of a minority within the Jewish state. This documentary shows his daily life, his family and his work on the popular Israeli television series he writes, Arab Labor.
The TV series Arab Labor was presented at the Centro Social Cultural y Deportivo Hebraica A.C. within the International Jewish Film Festival Caracas 2009.

Presented together with one chapter of Arab Labor.