Laurence Phelan reviews Paris-Manhattan (12A)

Dir. Sophie Lellouche

Thursday 04 July 2013 13:06 EDT

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Starring Alice Taglioni, Patrick Bruel, 78mins With Woody Allen as her muse, an annoying thirty-something Parisian singleton engages in lots of clumsily translated repartee with various suitors. Allen's cameo appearance comes far too late to save a rom-com that ranks alongside some of his worst work.

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Laurence Phelan reviews Paris-Manhattan (12A)

Dir. Sophie Lellouche

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