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A culture-clash comedy that, in addition to being very funny, captures some of the discomfort and embarrassment of being a bumbling American in Europe.

A goofy combination of screwball farce and Dogma-style verite grit and gloom.

No one here is prodding you to laugh. It just happens.

Delightfully bittersweet culture-clash comedy. If what's funny is frequently hilarious, then what's nasty truly stings, and the film is honest enough not to tie up everything with a ribbon.

An admirable little film, a funny and familiar depiction of Americans traveling abroad, strangers to each other and themselves.

Rudd delivers the best bad Franglais since Inspector Clouseau.

Barely substantial enough for a feature but just light and tasty enough to satisfy.

An occasionally funny, but overall limp, fish-out-of-water story.

Never recovering the energy of its early scenes, the heavily improvised Château becomes shapeless and dull.

Director Jesse Peretz, onetime bassist for The Lemonheads, cut his teeth on music videos and appears to have embraced the austere aesthetics of Dogme 95 filmmakers without comprehending that an interesting story and well-developed characters are supposed to be part of the package.