This under-table poster for Danièle Thompson's Change of Plans adequately conveys the light complication-comedy the film is |
QUICK REVIEW:
10 adults gather for a party in Paris. They dine and talk a whole lot and are entangled in various constellations. We follow them and the developments of their relationships over the course of the following year.
Le Code a Changé is a wonderful, little film with snappy dialog, - although perhaps a little bit too brisk at first, as in 'exhaustingly fast.'
It features some excellent French actors, among them Dany Boon (Welcome to the Sticks/Bienvenue Chez les Ch'tis (2008)) and Emmanuelle Seigner (The Diving Bell and the Butterfly/Le Scaphandre et le Papillon (2007)).
Change of Plans is a jolly dramedy trifle directed by Monacan Danièle Thompson (Orchestra Seats/Fauteuils d'Orchestre (2006)).
Sexy Emmanuelle Seigner in Danièle Thompson's Change of Plans |
Watch the trailer with English subtitles here
Cost: 12 mio. euros (14.9 mil. $)
Box office: 14.4 mil. $
= Flop
[Change of Plans made the vast majority of its gross in its home-country France, with other important contributing countries Germany, Belgium and Spain. It made only 44,231 $ in the US.]
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Have you seen other films by Danièle Thompson, and if so, how were they?
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