Bullshit
Kevin Razy

© Thomas Bartel
It’s 5:45 p.m.: after an exhausting week, Nejma (25) is getting ready to leave the office. There’s no way she would miss tonight for anything in the world—her little sister is finally coming back from Canada. Unfortunately, her boss assigns her a last-minute task: reach the patent office before it closes… at 6:00 p.m.
Cast : Elisa Ezzedine, Salomé Scotto, Boubacar Kabo
Scenario: Kevin Razy, Maéva Ramkalia
Cinematography: Nicolas Savary
Sound: Louis Linares
Editing: Anne-Sophie Morel
Music: Bonjour Meow
Scenario: Kevin Razy, Maéva Ramkalia
Cinematography: Nicolas Savary
Sound: Louis Linares
Editing: Anne-Sophie Morel
Music: Bonjour Meow
Production : DACP – De l’Autre Côté du Périph’, Adami

Comedian Kevin Razy was born on December 23, 1987, in Paris. He began his professional career as a columnist for RNT, and in January 2008, he launched his first stand-up show, performing in café-theaters and at numerous open-mic nights. The following year, he worked as a content writer for the website People for Cinema alongside Greg Guillotin, where he also learned the ins and outs of video editing. He then began creating his own comedy videos, not hesitating to parody the series Bref with a Caribbean-style version titled Bwef. His video racked up nearly 2 million views. His career took a major turn in 2012 when he joined the new season of the Jamel Comedy Club and made his debut on the show On n’demande qu’à en rire on France 2. From then on, he enjoyed great success on stage, performing across France, while continuing to make a name for himself online, notably as one of the founding members of Studio Bagel. Building on his success, he launched his own show, Rendez-vous avec Kevin Razy, on Canal+ in 2017 and continued to establish his reputation on television before joining the cast of Alexis Michalik’s play Passeport in 2024. He was nominated for a Molière Award in the Best Supporting Actor category. His humor is known for addressing social issues, diversity, and contemporary culture with intelligence and satire.