Koba the incognito idyllic Princess of Kurland with her so cute accent along the whole royal family are what any population would like to get for monarch. The guy she meets, Fonsalette, and his relatives are also so nice, yet nothing is boring at all. It's one of the most beautiful love story that can possibly exist.
From the start there is a special atmosphere that makes characters especially endearing. The people of Kurland regards its relationship of high importance with Avignon, the homeland of their defunct beloved french queen. Since centuries, a delegation comes each year to pay tribute to her on her native soil. They are also proud to have made french the second official country's language and even named their capital Avignonburg.
Koba and her friends meet Fonsalette and his family in a beautiful way, then they try to meet again but things would not be easy.. She came back in France and he left in Kurland as ambassador, both in hope to meeet each other again. She's alone in France while he thinks he loves a regular student without knowing that she actually wears a crown.
Throughout the story, the audience knows everything about the characters while themselves don't. It makes the story not only lovely, but as well comical. They succeed to meet once where he relates he sees regularly the royal family, except one princess (the one seated just in front of him!) of which they have no idea where she really is. Then he tells her he believes she's a bit crazy and to nickname "the loony", her listening to all of this secretly wanting news and listeng what he says with a knowing smile. Something else very funny is to watch how she treats him during a dinner where he don't recognize her.
Yet it seems there is no chance for them to end together, until the king himself decides to get involved and ships secrtetly to France in the most gracious way to fetch Fonsalette back and finally send them in each other arms.
Movie utterly enthralling, stirring to the max and defnitely not to miss. Once you have seen this, you won't forget it, ever.
