Draft:Polina Rushe
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Polina Rushe | |
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| Born | c. 1998 Russia |
| Nationality | Russian |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, actress, model, dancer, violinist |
| Years active | 2020–present |
| Known for | La chanson de Polina, Eurovision 2024 preselection |
| Notable work |
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| Height | 1.75 m (5 ft 9 in) |
Polina Rushe (born c. 1998) is a Russian artist, singer, dancer, model, actress, and polyglot based in France. She is known for her multilingual performances, diplomatic background, and musical works that advocate for peace and unity. Rushe gained recognition for her song La chanson de Polina, which was submitted to represent San Marino in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024.[5]
Early life and education
[edit]Polina Rushe was born in Russia and moved to Germany at the age of six. She later relocated to France, where she has lived for over seven years. She studied Economics at La Sorbonne and holds a Double Master’s Degree in International Diplomacy from a United Nations affiliated university and speaks 7 languages fluently. Through initially a diplomatic career, she transitioned to the Artistic industry during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Career
[edit]Modeling
[edit]Rushe was scouted as a Model in Germany at age 12 and signed with a major Model Agency by the age of 16. She has worked internationally, including campaigns for Max Factor, Jovadi Haute Joallerie and was featured in editorials in international magazines like ELLE Bulgaria and magazines in Germany, UK, and Italy. She collaborated with international Fashion photographers, such as Luc Braquet.
Artistic transition
[edit]Polina Rushe made her scripted television debut in Les Mystères de l'Amour on TMC, portraying the character Svetlana, a Russian girlfriend of Olga. She appeared in Season 35, Episode 2, titled "En avant la musique," which aired on August 25, 2024.[4] Her participation is also listed on AlloCiné.[5] In an interview, she described the experience as enriching.
Acting
[edit]Rushe has worked in television and cinema in France. Her first scripted TV role was in Les Mystères de l'Amour on TMC, playing a Russian character.[6] She called the experience “magical” and praised the team.
Her film credits include:
- Mercato (2025), comedy-thriller by Tristan Séguéla, produced by Pathé Films, with Jamel Debbouze.[7]
- Chien 51 (2025), sci-fi by Cédric Jimenez, starring Gilles Lellouche, Adèle Exarchopoulos, Louis Garrel, and Romain Duris.[8]
- Marsupilami (2026), directed by Philippe Lacheau, with Jean Reno and Didier Bourdon.[9]
- Validé (Season 3, 2025) on Canal+.[10]
- WHO AM I? (2025), international action-thriller.
She has expressed a desire to pursue cinema and stage acting and credits her modeling and dance experience for enriching her screen presence.
Music
[edit]La chanson de Polina
[edit]Polina Rushe’s debut single is a multilingual anthem for Peace and Unity, with lyrics in French, Russian, English, Spanish and Italian. A music video is in production
Other works
[edit]Polina is a founding member of the collective La vie en Rose and Miracle Hits. With this group, she has co-written and performed over a dozen original songs, each dedicated to a unique theme and musical style. One of their first creations, "Pink Revolution", celebrates femininity, happiness and joy. The accompanying music video features vibrant visuals and choreography with Polina Rushe, highlighting the collective’s message of creative freedom and identity.[8]
Other compositions include:
- "Prosa" - A violin-and-dance performance gifted to Polina Rushe, combining Dance and violin.[11]
- “Zoulou”- A Zoulou-inspired tribute to Africa, performed barefoot at sunrise in the city centre of Paris[9]
- "Punch Life" – a motivational song to start the day with energy
- “Vierge Marie, Holy Mary”- A tribute to the Virgin Mary
- “En Christ, je vis” An inspiring song on Christ
- "Like a Rose" – a romantic ballad for romance and tenderness[10]
• “Polina’s Song – a song chronicling her personal journey and multicultural identity[12]
- “Amal Kabir” - For everyone to feel the Happiness, Peace and Unity of 1001 Nights
Eurovision Song Contest
[edit]In 2024, Rushe applied to represent San Marino in the Eurovision Song Contest with La chanson de Polina. She passed the preselection stage of Una voce per San Marino from over 700 applicants.[11] Scheduling conflicts prevented her participation in the semi-finals, but she remains in contact with the organizers and has expressed interest in future editions.
Personal life and philosophy
[edit]Polina Rushe is fluent in seven languages and identifies as a global citizen. Her motto is: “Everything is possible if you're in motion.” She often speaks to young women about the value of combining multiple talents and “daring to be different.”
Physical profile
[edit]- Height: 1.75 m
- Measurements: 88–60–90
- Shoe size: 39
- Clothing size: 34–36
- Eye color: Blue
- Tattoos: None
- Based in: Paris
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Source: PDF filmography, add full citation
- ^ Source: PDF filmography, add full citation
- ^ Source: PDF filmography, add full citation
- ^ Source: PDF series list, add full citation
- ^ Source: "Creating My Eurovision Song" (add URL)
- ^ Source: "Polina Rushe évoque son parcours artistique" (add URL)
- ^ Source: PDF filmography, add full citation
- ^ Source: PDF filmography, add full citation
- ^ Source: PDF filmography, add full citation
- ^ Source: PDF series list, add full citation
- ^ Eurovoix: “Today: Una Voce per San Marino Online Casting” (add URL)
Category:Living people
Category:Russian female models
Category:Russian pop singers
Category:Russian television actresses
Category:Russian film actresses
Category:21st-century Russian women singers
Category:Russian expatriates in France
Category:Year of birth missing (living people)