Nissim dit Max

The documentary follows Pierre and Vladimir Léon as they interview their father, Max Léon, in a domestic setting. As the conversation unfolds, it reveals the complicated history of Max's life, including his involvement in the resistance and activism within the Communist Party.

The film also features testimonies from family members and significant figures, including their mother Svettlana, sister Michèle, Jacques Rossi, and Marina Vlady. These accounts expand the narrative, highlighting personal experiences and broader historical contexts.

With a runtime of 83 minutes, Nissim dit Max provides a unique perspective on history through the lens of personal storytelling, blending family dynamics with serious themes of activism and memory.