This is a romantic comedy about a nostalgic
screenwriter who is on a trip to Paris with his fiancée's family and has experiences
there that change his life. In fact, he finds himself puzzlingly going back to
the 1920s every day at midnight. Here you can read The New York Times review of the movie.
This
film is sort of a daydream for American lit majors. It opens with a couple on
holiday in Paris with her parents. Gil and Inez are officially in
love, but maybe what Gil really loves is Paris in the springtime. He's a hack
screenwriter from Hollywood who still harbors the dream of someday writing a
good novel and joining the pantheon of American writers whose ghosts seem to
linger in the very air he breathes: Fitzgerald, Hemingway and the other legends
of Paris in the 1920s. Continue reading here.
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