Francorusse (1997)
Max 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.
Director: Alexis Miansarow
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Marc Citti as Max |
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Mathilde Seigner as Sophie, the serial killer |
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Pierre Lacan as Fred |
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Antoine Chappey as Michel |
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Pierre-Henry Salfati as Rabbi Menahim |
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Bruno Todeschini as Man with the Cherokee |
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Éric Caravaca as Arts Gateway Student |
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Marina Tomé as Director of the interim agency |
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Catherine Benguigui as Female cop |
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Jacques Verzier as Third dancer |
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Gautier Ranner as Tout of the peep show |
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Patrick Mille as Funfair flirty |
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Anne Kreis as Fred's mother |
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Jean-Gabriel Nordmann as Fred's father |
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Laure Sirieix as Racist preppie girl |
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Olivier Rabourdin as Fairground |
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Phil Deguil as Baudelaire |
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Jean-Luc Moisson as Racine |
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Frederic Ambrosio as Gay footballer |
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Solal Valentin as Graziella |
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Franck Jolly as Hugo Boss manager |
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Alexis Miansarow as Second cop |
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Mat Troi Day as Bailiff |
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Dominique Hulin as The popin |
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Alain Figlarz as Chief mobsters Lane |
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Inga Diatchkova as Konsommols secretary |
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Francis Coffinet as |
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Jean-Yves Freyburger as |
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Philippe Rebboah as Seducer |
| Production | Mat Troi Day | Production Manager |
| Directing | Alexis Miansarow | Director |
