Sansa

Sansa is a man who lives on the street. He paints and works whenever work turns up. He has no fixed address. He sets out from Paris. He makes his way toward Russia. Along the road he gets by on his own wits. He wins people over quickly. There is a careless air about him. The people he meets are mostly women. With some the encounter is brief, with others it lasts. At one point he meets an old orchestra conductor. The man is odd and keeps to himself. A bond like that of father and son forms between them. That bond ties Sansa to a place. The film tells the journey as a kind of escape. Roschdy Zem and Ivry Gitlis appear in the one hundred sixteen minute film, a French production Siegfried finished in 2004.