Don't Come for Nonsense!

This film (drama)Also known asLet My People Go!，is aFranceProducerwomen sex，At2011Released in year 。The dialogue language isFrench, Finnish，Current Douban rating6.6(For reference only)。

French gay man Roban (Nicolas Maury) goes to Finland to learn sauna massage, unexpectedly encountering true love and settling down to become a happy local postman. However, during a package delivery, he inadvertently gets caught up in a murder case, causing his carefree life to be turned upside down. To escape the pursuit, Roban runs back to Paris seeking refuge with his Jewish family. Meanwhile, his mother insists on arranging a heterosexual marriage for him, his father has a decades-long affair, his sister suffers from domestic violence, and his brother, the head of the family, has unspoken struggles. Coincidentally, Roban also slept with his childhood teacher. The complexities of right and wrong entangle this chaotic Jewish family completely... Director Mikael Buch, a mixed-race talent born in the 1980s, spent his childhood in Taipei and Barcelona and majored in film in France. This film is his first feature. Using a step-by-step comedic approach, the director intertwines themes of sexuality and ethnicity, blending the pastoral beauty of Helsinki with the urban romance of Paris, creating a light-hearted and humorous queer tapestry.