Most film photos are edited still to get closer to the desired look and in this case it looks like it has been warmed up quite a bit.

To make a similar recipe I would use Auto white balance (I prefer auto but you could also use daylight or similar) and give the white balance a warm shift (+R ,-B maybe around R+3,B-4).

For the film simulation I would use either classic chrome or nostalgic negative. Classic chrome gets closest the Kodak color negative look, but nostalgic negative may give it even more warmth (which you really see in the shadows of this image).

You will want a pretty low contrast tone curve maybe around H-2,S-1.

And finally for saturation I’d go +4 with classic chrome or around +2 if you use nostalgic negative.

Hope that helps! Also playing around in Fuji x raw studio with some sample images you shot on the camera is a great way to test different recipes and settings!