
Thérapie russe 1997
In Éric Veniard's intimate 1997 French romantic comedy *Thérapie russe*, a heartbroken man named Charles finds himself at rock bottom—his marriage has crumbled, his confidence is shattered, and even his cleaning lady views him as a lost cause.
Director: Éric Veniard
Cast



Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Thérapie russe (1997)* about?
The film follows Charles, a man struggling after his wife leaves him, who turns to Leonid, a Russian chimney-sweeper, for help. Through their odd-couple dynamic, Charles rediscovers himself in this offbeat, heartfelt comedy.
Who directed *Thérapie russe*?
Éric Veniard directed this 1997 French romantic comedy, blending humor with themes of self-reinvention.
Who stars in *Thérapie russe*?
The film features Éric Veniard, Miglen Mirtchev, Sidse Babett Knudsen, Janine Souchon, and Patricia Dinev in key roles.
Is *Thérapie russe (1997)* worth watching?
With its 55-minute runtime and offbeat charm, *Thérapie russe* is a lighthearted yet insightful exploration of resilience. Fans of quirky romances and cultural clashes will likely enjoy this hidden gem.
How long is *Thérapie russe*?
The film runs for 55 minutes.
About Thérapie russe (1997) — A quirky French romance about friendship and reinvention
In Éric Veniard's intimate 1997 French romantic comedy *Thérapie russe*, a heartbroken man named Charles finds himself at rock bottom—his marriage has crumbled, his confidence is shattered, and even his cleaning lady views him as a lost cause. Desperate for a lifeline, he invites Leonid, a quirky Russian chimney-sweep, into his life, turning their Parisian apartment into an unlikely space for cross-cultural healing. With nothing left to lose, Charles clings to Leonid's unconventional wisdom, navigating a journey of self-discovery that blurs the lines between therapy and absurdity.
This 55-minute gem explores themes of isolation, resilience, and the search for meaning in the modern world. Veniard's direction infuses the film with a whimsical yet poignant atmosphere, where laughter and introspection intertwine. *Thérapie russe (1997)* is a charming exploration of unexpected friendships and the unpredictable paths to reclaiming one's life.