His last achievement dates back to 2020 and the days preceding the first confinement. Four years later, Marjane Satrapi is back in our theaters. The biopic Radioactive dedicated to Marie Curie is now followed by Paradis Paris. An ensemble comedy that takes place in the present day, and which talks about death (and therefore life) and loneliness in the capital.
With a cast in which we meet Monica Bellucci, André Dussollier and Alex Lutz. But what did spectators think of the sixth feature film directed by Marjane Satrapi, revealed with Persepolis?
With an average of 2.7 out of 5 obtained from 38 ratings, Paradis Paris is the fourth best film of its filmmaker. Or the second worst, quite far ahead of La Bande des Jotas (2 out of 5) and just behind Radioactive (3 out of 5).
They liked
Séverine (5 out of 5): “This film is a beautiful statement about Paris. Marjane Satrapi, the director, celebrates a city of light and cosmopolitan where accents and cultures mix, from Italy to Spain via Colombia. Even if the common thread is ‘ death’, each protagonist will take us to a beautiful story of an ode to life!”
Marine V (5 out of 5): “Bright, funny, touching film! The music is beautiful and accompanies the film perfectly. Paris is superb!”
Even if the common thread is ‘death’, each protagonist will take us towards a beautiful story of an ode to life!
Guigalim (5 out of 5): “Live, funny…
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To see at the cinema: Paradis Paris, story of crossed destinies by the director of Persepolis
