Goodbye, Petrushka follows the story of Claire, a young and impulsive woman who decides to leave her life in New York City behind and move to Paris. Seeking adventure and a fresh start, she takes on a job as a nanny for a seemingly perfect family.
However, Claire quickly realizes that the family she is working for, the Smiths, are the family from hell. The children are unruly and spoiled, and their parents are neglectful and demanding. Claire finds herself constantly battling the chaos and trying to maintain some semblance of order in their household.
As if dealing with the difficult family dynamic isn't enough, Claire also finds herself facing challenges with the eccentric and bureaucratic French system. From navigating complicated paperwork to dealing with unfamiliar customs and rules, Claire faces a series of comedic and frustrating encounters with French bureaucrats.
In the midst of her struggles, Claire also finds herself infatuated with a charming Parisian man, with whom she repeatedly embarrasses herself due to her lack of knowledge of French culture and etiquette. Despite her awkwardness, Claire's crush begins to reciprocate her feelings, leading to a rollercoaster romance as they navigate their cultural differences and misunderstandings.
Furthermore, Claire finds herself in a toxic relationship with her ex-boyfriend, who follows her to Paris in an attempt to win her back. Caught between her lingering feelings and the realization that the relationship is toxic, Claire must confront her past and make difficult decisions about her future.
Throughout the film, Claire constantly finds herself embroiled in various faux pas, often creating humorous situations and awkward encounters. However, these experiences also serve as an opportunity for personal growth and self-discovery as Claire learns to navigate the challenges of life in Paris, find her own voice, and ultimately say goodbye to the toxic influences holding her back.
Goodbye, Petrushka is a lighthearted and comedic tale that explores themes of personal growth, cultural differences, and the importance of finding one's own path in life.
