Ambitious three-hour-plus documentary "Being Jewish in France" traces Jews' stormy history in the nation, from their warm acceptance as citizens under Napoleon to their current status as quasi-pariahs. Made for French TV, the film mainly concerns the Holocaust and the rampant revisionism that succeeded it. Although certain assumptions will puzzle American audiences, it is unlikely that, despite the documentary's copious archival riches and dramatic revelations, many non-Jewish viewers will flock to such a detailed and Gallo-specific chronicle.