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Thérapie russe 1997

55 min📅 1997-12-17

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

Éric Veniard
Charles
Miglen Mirtchev
Miglen Mirtchev
Leonid
Sidse Babett Knudsen
Sidse Babett Knudsen
Mette
Janine Souchon
Janine Souchon
La bonne
Patricia Dinev

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.