Moody, mannered and supremely irritating, Christophe Honoré’s “Dans Paris” plays like a pastiche of French cinema clichés through the ages. Perhaps not surprisingly, if nonsensically, the movie quotes ...

In the opening minutes of Christophe Honoré's boldly earnest Dans Paris, Louis Garrel asks "Is it really possible for a love story to make us jump off a bridge?" Garrel says this directly into the ...

If the critical act can be described simply as the attempt to reconcile in words a personal aesthetic philosophy with that of another as expressed through an artistic work, then criticism comes ...

Heartfelt and engrossing character study focusing on a depressed Frenchman (Romain Duris) who has just broken up with a longtime girlfriend and moved back home with his irresponsible, womanizing ...

After breaking up with his girlfriend, Paul moves back to his father in Paris. He moves into his younger brother’s room, from which he soon refuses to leave. The father and younger brother try their ...

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