Jet Lag (film)
- Juliette Binoche: Rose
- Jean Reno: Felix
- Sergi López Sergio
- Scali Delpeyrat: doctor
- Raoul Billerey: Felix's father
Jet Lag - Or where love hardly visible ( Décalage horaire ) is a French film directed by Danièle Thompson in 2002, which attracted 1.7 million French in the movie theaters.
Action
Rose, who rigged beautician wants to settle to Mexico to end their long-standing relationship with the macho Sergio. Felix, who in the U.S. frozen food Come to money gourmet chef wants to meet in Munich his ex-wife at a funeral. Their paths cross at the Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, because the air traffic controllers strike and move therefore all flights indefinitely. Although the introverted Felix feels annoyed by the extroverted rose, he invites them to share with him a hotel room. There the two bicker constantly, until the early hours of the morning they find that something to them is yet another and they are happy to be able to spend as much time together as possible. The following morning they go their separate ways at the airport. However, Felix leaves the funeral and the meeting with his ex-wife and whiz moves from Paris airport directly to your home in the French countryside, where his father runs a restaurant. Rose takes the plane to Mexico, but leaves the taxi to the airport to go back when she arrives at her new job. Felix has her namely spoken to the mailbox that he had fallen in love with her and he will at Paris airport waiting for them until they get back. Through this message, and the fact that both have fallen in love after this chaotic night, Rose is caused not to begin her new job. The assumption is very close to that Rose will fly back to France, this leaves open the film, however.
Reviews
" Entertaining screwball comedy set in a few hours in one place and consumed by the charm of the two brilliant lead actor, which really convincing lively dialogues and ideas appear sporadically. "
Awards
- 2003: nominated for a César in the category " Best Actress ": Juliette Binoche