CAFe CAFe

2013
1h 20min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaSet in Montreal's run down, low income, anglophone community of St. Henri. CAFe CAFe is a romantic comedy of errors. When our hero (Vlad) meets the girl of his dreams (Vanessa) he quickly se... Leer todoSet in Montreal's run down, low income, anglophone community of St. Henri. CAFe CAFe is a romantic comedy of errors. When our hero (Vlad) meets the girl of his dreams (Vanessa) he quickly sets about making one bad choice after another. If women are crazy and men are dumb, then CA... Leer todoSet in Montreal's run down, low income, anglophone community of St. Henri. CAFe CAFe is a romantic comedy of errors. When our hero (Vlad) meets the girl of his dreams (Vanessa) he quickly sets about making one bad choice after another. If women are crazy and men are dumb, then CAFe CAFe is a romantic misadventure of hilarious comedic truth.

Dirección
- Patrick Downing
Guionistas
- Eric Amber
- Alain Mercieca
Elenco

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5.9/10

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Dirección
- Patrick Downing
Guionistas
- Eric Amber
- Alain Mercieca
Elenco

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8introcuban

Calgarians bring out Montreal's funny side

I caught this movie at the Calgary Underground Film Festival where it made its world première. It is a delightful tragicomedic romance. Although I was not swayed by the romance, I found the dialogue genuinely funny.

While the film is mostly in English, the funniest lines are spoken by Caroline Braun en français. That said, the translators had done a great job, and I did laugh myself silly reading the subtitles.

The acting was very believable, even though there were few scenes where the actors looked a bit too tired. The plot was somewhat predictable, albeit quirky.

All in all, it is a funny little film that is totally worth watching.

6nforsyth

Some funny scenes but not a compelling story

There are some terrific scenes in this movie that are genuinely funny and enjoyable to watch. Especially ones with Caroline Braun, she is hilarious and totally steals the show. People familiar with Montreal may even find it funnier but I've never been so couldn't say.

I liked the quirky atmosphere of the Cafe and thought the way the characters nonchalantly mixed French and English was great and helped give it an authentic feel.

At times the scenes feel disjointed from one another and I never really felt drawn in to the story. I didn't feel any chemistry between Vlad and Vanessa so I didn't really care what happened to the relationship in the end and it was hard to tell if they cared either