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Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance - 2005
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A beautiful and mysterious woman helps an inept scam artist get his game together... but is their meeting purely coincidence?
Director:
,
Luc Besson
Cast:
,
Jamel Debbouze
,
Gilbert Melki
,
Serge Riaboukine
,
Rie Rasmussen
,
Eric Balliet
,
Laurent Jumeaucourt
,
Akim Chir
,
Solange Milhaud
,
Loïc Pora
,
Venus Boone

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Details

Rated:
R
Runtime:
91 min
Release date:
21 Dec 2005
Country:
FR
Languages:
French, Spanish
Budget:
$15,000,000
Revenue:
$9,995,168
Awards:
N/A

Top Critics Reviews

rotten:
... a visually sumptuous, dramatically inert fable ...
– Robert W. Butler,
Arizona Republic,
26 Jul 2007
rotten:
Familiar situations and trite dialogue give this movie the feel of something freeze-dried and reconstituted.
– Jonathan F. Richards,
Film.com,
15 Jul 2007
rotten:
Besson's black-and-white angel fantasy is a weak homage to Wings of Desire, if that's what he was shooting for.
– Roger Moore,
Orlando Sentinel,
13 Jul 2007
fresh:
Luc Besson returns to his roots in this delightful, funny and stylish fantasy. Shot in gloriously crisp black and white, it's also a bit of a throwback to the French New Wave for its technique and dazzling location vignettes across Paris.
– Ted Fry,
Seattle Times,
22 Jun 2007
rotten:
You desperately want the story, and the characters, to make some kind of emotional sense. This, however, does not happen.
– Steven Rea,
Philadelphia Inquirer,
21 Jun 2007
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