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Jet Lag[Subtitle] - DVD

SKU: 6103129 | Release Date: 1/20/2004

Rating: R for Sexual Situations, Adult Language

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Rating: R for Sexual Situations, Adult Language
Format: DVD
Theatrical Release: 2002
Length: 85 minutes
Screen Formats: Enhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV
Genre: General Comedies
Studio: Walt Disney Video
Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1

Synopsis

Two of the biggest stars of the French cinema bring their contrasting styles together in this lively romantic comedy. Rose (Juliette Binoche) is an emotional makeup artist who is hoping to get out of a bad relationship with her boyfriend, Sergio (Sergi Lopez), by leaving him in Paris and heading off to Mexico for a holiday. After losing her cell phone, Rose borrows one from Felix (Jean Reno), a somewhat stiff salesman with an interest in gourmet cooking, who is en route toMunich to attend a funeral. When both Rose and Felix find themselves grounded due to changes in flight scheduling and a transportation strike strands them at the airport, they end up sharing a room at a nearby hotel, where their contrasting personalities make the evening rough sledding for them both. As their unexpected stay wears on, will these opposites begin to attract? ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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Languages/Sound

Eng/Fre

Screen Formats

Enhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV

Subtitle Languages

Eng

Additional Features

cc [None specified]

Chapters

Side #1 --
1. Opening Credits: Canceled [5:55]
2. Borrowing a Phone [6:27]
3. Meeting Sergio [4:58]
4. Stuck in Paris [4:46]
5. Pressure and Anxiety [10:57]
6. Bon Appetit [8:31]
7. A Good Vinaigrette [7:57]
8. "The Stockholm Syndrome" [2:28]
9. Without Garlic [7:06]
10. Au Revoir [7:38]
11. Up and Running [5:06]
12. When You Stop the Movie [7:58]
13. End Credits [5:29]

Cast

Raoul Billerey - Felix's Father
Rebecca Steele - Hostess
Sergi Lopez - Sergio
Sergi Lopez
Thiam - Hostess
Jerome Keen - Concierge
Nadege Beausson-Diagne - Roissy Passenger
Scali Delpeyrat - Doctor
Jean R�no - Felix
Jean R�no
Juliette Binoche
Juliette Binoche - Rose
Jean Reno - Felix
Jean Reno
Lucy Harrison - Hostess
Sergi L�pez - Sergio
Sergi L�pez
Alice Taglioni - Ground Hostess
Karine Belly - Air France Attendant
Laurence Colussi - Hostess
Sebastien Lalanne - Barman
Michel Lepriol - Waiter
Mbembo - Post Office Employee

Crew

Cinematographer: Patrick Blossier
Camera Operator: Jerome Almeras
Continuity: Carole Fevre
Makeup: Karina Gruais
First Assistant Camera: Amandine LaCape
Location Manager: Francois Menny
Hair Styles: Agathe Moro
Steadicam Operator: Adam Rozanski
Makeup: Thibault Vabre
Production Manager: Jean-Jacques Albert
Costume Designer: Thierry Delette
Editor: Sylvie Landra
Producer: Christine Gozlan
Line Producer: Christine Gozlan
Costume Designer: Elisabeth Tavernier
Producer: Alain Sarde
Costume Designer: Thierry Delettre
Production Designer: Michele Abbe
Art Director: Michele Abbe
Sound/Sound Designer: Pierre Gamet
Screenwriter: Christopher Thompson
Casting: Gerard Moulevrier
Musical Direction/Supervision: Eric Serra
Composer (Music Score): Eric Serra
Screenwriter: Dani�le Thompson
Director: Dani�le Thompson
First Assistant Director: Denis Bergonhe
Hair Styles: Patrice Iva

Jet Lag: AMG Review
Andrea LeVasseur , AMG

Veteran screenwriter Dani�le Thompson re-teams with her son Christopher Thompson (following their first collaboration, La B�che) for the talky romantic comedy D�calage Horaire. The elder Thompson crafts excellent dialogue for this character-driven trifle, with the two leading superstars sharing quirky moments together and making genuine comedy. Juliette Binoche makes a thoughtful glamour queen out of Rose, whose persistent makeup routine seems to double as a self-styled therapy session. The scruffy, baggy-eyed Jean Reno makes an uptight but ultimately sincere romantic lead in the gourmet chef Felix. Somehow their combined screen presence and intimate conversation makes up for the implausible meeting. Major Spanish film star Sergi Lopez also shows up in a cameo just to throw an abusive fit, but he leaves little impression. The unlikely friendship plot is cleverly if unbelievably conceived during the first half, but the inevitable romantic conclusion is way more happy than it needs to be. The strange placement of the much-used and melancholy Midnight Cowboy theme seems out of place as featured at the most frothy final act. For the most part, D�calage Horaire is harmless enough as a light, feel-good romantic comedy and nothing more. Stick around during the credits for an English-language recipe for Felix's veal mignonettes. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

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