Mais y va où le monde ?

This documentary follows the investigative journey of journalist and activist François Ruffin as he travels across France to understand the concerns and aspirations of ordinary citizens. He interviews workers, unemployed individuals, and small business owners, offering a raw and unfiltered look at the social and economic realities faced by many. The film aims to capture the pulse of the nation and question the direction of the world.

The film was noted for its direct and unpretentious approach to social issues, resonating with audiences looking for grounded perspectives on contemporary French society. Critics often highlighted its sincerity and the genuine connection Ruffin established with his interviewees.

• Praised for its authentic portrayal of everyday French life.

• Appreciated for its direct and accessible style of filmmaking.

• Seen as a valuable snapshot of societal concerns.

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François Ruffin, the film's director and protagonist, is also known for founding the satirical newspaper Fakir and later for directing the successful film 'Merci patron !' which shares a similar investigative and social critique approach.