Directed by Julie Delphy (her directorial debut), this one had gathered dust by our DVD player for some months. But then, uncharacteristically for us, we watched the whole thing start to finish in one setting.
Delphy and boyfriend Adam Goldberg (he of The Hebrew Hammer fame, he was a bad-ass stoner at Columbia when I was there in grad school) are "lovers" from New York who come by her place in Paris on their way back from a "vacation" in Venice. Hilarious hijinks ensue. It seems so improbable that Woody Allen didn't have a hand in this movie, though Goldberg channels him as a character and Delphy's concept and execution owes a lot to the old pervert genius. Only it's funnier than Allen's stuff has been for the last decade.
Rent it.
Saturday, October 02, 2010
2 days in Paris
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Two days in Paris with enhancement cream will result in more than one Eiffel Tower.
The French truly know the most about love, with the cream you can KNOW you TRULY have the MOST to LOVE. Viva la enorme batard.
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