Francorusse
1997Max is a kind of modern Zadig embarked upon an existential and sentimental quest. Jewish and Russian all rolled into one, he quickly feels cramped in his native Ukraine. One day, he leaves his parents, family and enemies for the city of his dreams: Paris. He discovers the capital and the occasionally ferocious and complex ways of its natives.
Acted in
Marc Citti
as Max
Mathilde Seigner
as Sophie, the serial killer
Pierre Lacan
as Fred
Antoine Chappey
as Michel
Pierre-Henry Salfati
as Rabbi Menahim
Bruno Todeschini
as Man with the Cherokee
Éric Caravaca
as Arts Gateway Student
Marina Tomé
as Director of the interim agency
Catherine Benguigui
as Female cop
Jacques Verzier
as Third dancer
Gautier Ranner
as Tout of the peep show
Patrick Mille
as Funfair flirty
Anne Kreis
as Fred's mother
Jean-Gabriel Nordmann
as Fred's father
Laure Sirieix
as Racist preppie girl
Olivier Rabourdin
as Fairground
Phil Deguil
as Baudelaire
Jean-Luc Moisson
as Racine
Frederic Ambrosio
as Gay footballer
Solal Valentin
as Graziella
Franck Jolly
as Hugo Boss manager
Alexis Miansarow
as Second cop
Mat Troi Day
as Bailiff
Dominique Hulin
as The popin
Alain Figlarz
as Chief mobsters Lane
Inga Diatchkova
as Konsommols secretary
Francis Coffinet
Jean-Yves Freyburger
Philippe Rebboah
as Seducer