French Kiss

French Kiss is a zany piece of fast-paced, Parisian vignettes that do follow a story line that I am not going to bother to summarize. Did she really lose her passport? Does she really have a plane do catch? Maybe, maybe not, you'll find out soon enough. In the meantime, you can enjoy all the unexpected audio and visual jokes in one more very entertaining short film by Mr. Antonin P. When is the feature coming out?? Oops... I've just been told I need to add four lines to my comment for it to be published. OK, so my favorite joke is when she complains that everyone was going in front of her at the store and then that they wouldn't even accept her credit card. That's like every day in Paris!! And then she falls on her face, which I assume was not scripted... No, wait, my favorite joke is when she is extremely frustrated from just having mailed her credit card by mistake, and the French boyfriend takes the letter, mails it and says : "half problem solved." All right, that should be long enough. I loved that film, and the score is the best.

Jean Paul Berthier convince one of his friends, Seb, that he is too busy to take care of an American cousin named Kate. They all visit Paris until a revolution starts in the US. French Kiss is an upbeat nonsense comedy with a political twist. In the movie, France and the US are both criticized. Trivia: President Chirac was filmed during the celebration of the WWII victory. Don't look a real plot in this movie. Actually, to tell it is to spoil it. The story is a web of literal and practical jokes like "This is hard to shot" about the Eiffel Tower or "We french don't mess with the war". In France a lot of critics have declared that Peretjatko was influenced by the French new wave. It is not exactly true. The director simply like to work like his Idol, Jean-Pierre Mocky, famous for his very low budget production.