French Exit

1995
R
1h 32m

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Mädchen Amick and Jonathan Silverman in French Exit (1995)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThis movie attempts a persiflage on the Hollywood film industry, depicting two young authors, struggling on their way to their first successful screenplay: Right from the beginning - when th... Tout lireThis movie attempts a persiflage on the Hollywood film industry, depicting two young authors, struggling on their way to their first successful screenplay: Right from the beginning - when they meet by means of a car accident - Davis and Zina's relationship is one of love and hate... Tout lireThis movie attempts a persiflage on the Hollywood film industry, depicting two young authors, struggling on their way to their first successful screenplay: Right from the beginning - when they meet by means of a car accident - Davis and Zina's relationship is one of love and hate. This doesn't get better when they keep on getting in each other's way while competing as... Tout lire

Director
- Daphna Kastner
Writers
- Michael A. Lerner
- Daphna Kastner
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

4,5/10

198

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Director
- Daphna Kastner
Writers
- Michael A. Lerner
- Daphna Kastner
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 2 nominations au total

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A French exit means the well-mannered departing French person spends between 5 and 15 minutes---depending on the size of the group---kissing everyone on the cheeks ("la bise") as casual goodbye. The French are very polite and therefore very diligent about formalities and manners, and would never leave a casual get-together without first doing "la bise" to everyone in the room. Equally, they would never leave a formal gathering without shaking everyone's hands first. The French have a saying "filer à l'anglaise" or "to take English leave" because, in France, it is considered very rude to leave a get-together without first paying one's respects to the host, but anglos rudely depart without preambles nor goodbyes. This saying here is misconstrued, inaccurate and retaliatory.

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Performed by Colleen Morrison
Composed by Colleen Morrison and Anne Laurencia
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Commentaire en vedette

6/10

Nice in it's own way

Alright, this isn't the best movie/romantic comedy/comedy ever to be made, so don't get your hopes too high. But still I kind of liked it, and it's a nice, though a bit silly way to pass time.

I liked especially the hero's strange daydreams.

The first making love scene, when they are rolling on the carpet, was odd in my opinion. How do they manage to take off their clothes, kiss and touch each other while rolling side to side, not to mention getting dizzy and hitting their head on the hard floor?