Париж-Манхэттен (2012)

"Paris-Manhattan" is a French romantic comedy-drama film directed by Sophie Lellouche, released in 2012. The story follows the life of Alice, a single and hopeless romantic woman who idolizes Woody Allen and spends most of her time watching his films. Alice works in her father's pharmacy in Paris and spends her nights trying to convince her clients that they should appreciate Woody Allen's films as much as she does. However, Alice's family and friends are worried about her life choices and want her to settle down and start a family. One day, Alice meets a charming and handsome man named Victor, who appears to be the exact opposite of her, but they share a mutual love for Woody Allen's films. Alice starts falling for Victor but is unsure if he is the right man for her. She seeks advice from Woody Allen himself (who appears in the film in a cameo role) and learns that sometimes you have to take a risk and follow your heart. "Paris-Manhattan" is a heartwarming and witty film that explores the themes of love, family, and self-discovery. The charming performances of the actors, especially Alice Taglioni and Patrick Bruel, make the film even more enjoyable. The film celebrates the beauty of Paris and Woody Allen's films, and it will leave you feeling optimistic and romantic.