Jesse Eisenberg seeks Polish citizenship to strengthen ties with country | World News

Actor-director Jesse Eisenberg has made headlines by revealing that he has applied for Polish citizenship, a process he initiated nine months ago. The New York-born actor, known for his roles in “The Social Network” and “Zombieland”, expressed his desire to have a stronger connection to the country where his family hails from.

Eisenberg, whose family roots lie in southeast Poland, shared his reasons for seeking Polish citizenship during a recent interview. He mentioned that his family has a long history in the region, with ties to Krasnystaw and Lodz. The actor emphasized his interest in working more in Poland and building relationships between Jews and Polish people.

The 40-year-old also discussed his upcoming directorial venture, “A Real Pain”, which he filmed in various locations across Poland. The film, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, follows two cousins on a journey to discover their roots in the country.

Eisenberg’s decision to apply for Polish citizenship reflects his deep connection to his family’s heritage and his desire to strengthen his ties to Poland. As he awaits the final signature on his application, the actor remains hopeful about the possibility of officially becoming a citizen of the country that holds a special place in his heart.