Paris Can Wait

Synopsis

In the film 'Paris Can Wait', a woman named Anne is on a road trip from Cannes to Paris with her husband's business associate, Jacques. What was supposed to be a simple car journey turns into a delightful adventure filled with scenic landscapes, delicious food, and newfound friendship. As they travel through the picturesque French countryside, Anne rediscovers her love for life and adventure. Along the way, she learns to appreciate the simple pleasures in life and embrace spontaneity. 'Paris Can Wait' is a charming tale of self-discovery and the beauty of taking the scenic route in life.

Cast

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  Diane Lane

  Anne Lockwood

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  Arnaud Viard

  Jacques Clement

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  Alec Baldwin

  Michael Lockwood

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  Elise Tielrooy

  Martine

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  Élodie Navarre

  Carole

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  Serge Onteniente

  Mechanic

Reviews

Critics have mixed feelings about 'Paris Can Wait' with Diane Lane delivering a strong performance but the film lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 47% rating, noting that while visually pleasing, the story falls short. IMDb users rate it 5.8/10, praising the beautiful cinematography and Lane's acting. Metacritic scores it 48/100, citing the film's slow pace. The New York Times describes it as 'a visually sumptuous journey with understated charm.' While Variety finds it 'slight and slighter.' Overall, 'Paris Can Wait' is a pleasant watch but may not leave a lasting impression.