Francorusse

Max, the protagonist, embodies a modern take on the character Zadig as he navigates life in Paris, leaving behind his Jewish and Russian roots in Ukraine. The film explores themes of identity and belonging against the backdrop of a bustling city.

With a runtime of 75 minutes, Francorusse combines elements of comedy and horror, creating a distinctive viewing experience. The film features a talented cast, including Marc Citti, Mathilde Seigner, and Pierre Lacan, who contribute to the film's exploration of the complex dynamics of Parisian life.