(Flash Review)
A blatantly quirky Canadian woman heads to Paris to help her aging mother avoid moving into a nursing home. When she arrives she loses her luggage and money and can't locate her Mom. Bummer. Then she runs into a man who lives in a tent by the river who had found and taken her stuff including money. He splurges on a meal and meets the woman at a nice restaurant as she notices he's wearing her sweater. During this strange locate grandma adventure, this dude crosses her path awkwardly often as well as a couple other characters. Will she find hey way around Paris and will her grandma turn up? There is a lot of choreographed physical comedy and the sandpaper dry humor was accompanied by eclectic Euro music. For whatever reason, this ended up feeling very irritating, tedious and grating.
A blatantly quirky Canadian woman heads to Paris to help her aging mother avoid moving into a nursing home. When she arrives she loses her luggage and money and can't locate her Mom. Bummer. Then she runs into a man who lives in a tent by the river who had found and taken her stuff including money. He splurges on a meal and meets the woman at a nice restaurant as she notices he's wearing her sweater. During this strange locate grandma adventure, this dude crosses her path awkwardly often as well as a couple other characters. Will she find hey way around Paris and will her grandma turn up? There is a lot of choreographed physical comedy and the sandpaper dry humor was accompanied by eclectic Euro music. For whatever reason, this ended up feeling very irritating, tedious and grating.